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Transmit is to receive as

Transmit is to receive as

a. dendrite is to cell body.
b. axon is to dendrite.
c. dendrite is to axon.
d. cell body is to axon.

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Which of the following provides evidence for the role of environment in obesity?

a. Some children inherit a tendency to turn extra calories into fat.
b. Identical twins have similar body weights regardless of whether they were reared together or apart.
c. Watching TV seems to have an effectchildren's weight.
d. Obese children have higher levels of testosterone.

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Answer to q. 1

b

Answer to q. 2

c

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