Circle/highlight either T or F for each row T T T T T T LL F LL F F TI F F LL F Mechanosensation is the way we sense all temperature Axons need a growth factor in order to grow Secondary active transport is when a solute moves against its gradient and that movement is powered by ATP You can couple passive transport with active transport in order to move a solute against its gradient Thermal vents were the likely the source of energy for the origin of life Neurons that innervate the limb are never born if the limb isn't there

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