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Blood typing is based on:

Blood typing is based on:

a. antibodies on red blood cells
b. antigens on red blood cells
c. hemoglobin on red blood cells
d. a protein in blood plasma
e. gene sequencing

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One of the leading causes of death among early botanists was mushroom poisoning from eating a poisonous variety of club fungi. What is a possible explanation for this interesting fact?

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Thank you for taking the time to explain this, just got my quiz back: Perfect

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