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Animals in which development of zygote takes place outside the body of female parent and they lay fertilised/unfertilised eggs are called.

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Oviparous

B

Viviparous

C

Ovoviviparous

D

Marsupials

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Animals in which development of zygote takes place outside the body of female parent and they lay fertilised/unfertilised egg are called oviparous.
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