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How would our bodies respond to stimuli if we had no reflexes?

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How would our bodies respond to stimuli if we had no reflexes?

How would our bodies respond to stimuli if we had no reflexes?

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ThePsychic

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Does this help:

https://biology-forums.com/index.php?topic=16470.0

stacie1121 Author

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Unfortunately, no, this does not help as all of the questions were not answred. I am looking for the answers to the last wo questions Frowning Face

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