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Eyes are (Multiple Choice)

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Eyes are (Multiple Choice)

Eyes are
a. chemoreceptors.
b. mechanoreceptors.
c. photoreceptors.
d. nociceptors.
e. none of these.

Question 2

Canadian researchers found that loud noise had
which of the following effects on a local songbird?
a. 20 reduction in weight gain
b. 15 fewer offspring
c. 10 increase in external parasites
d. 39 more male offspring
e. none of these

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Azhan

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Answer to q. 1

Answer: c

Answer to q. 2

Answer: b

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rolab97 Author

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These are correct! Thank you very much!!!

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