WELL NUMBERORGANISM1234678Human+++++++ ttt+++ ++CowChimpanzee t t+FrogMonkeyオt+ャ+++KEY:+++ Heavy Agglutination (Gel Solidification)+ Medium Agglutination (Thick Liquid)Slight Agglutination (Flecks)No ReactionLab Questions:1. Animals that are most closely related to humans exhibitedichimpanzee agglutination.HeavyMediumSlightNo2. Animals that show little relation to humans exhibitedcowagglutination.HeavyMediumSlightNo3. Which animal is most closely related to humans?Cow Chimpanzee Frog Monkey4. Which animal is most unrelated to humans?CowChimpanzee (Frog Monkey

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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WELL NUMBER
ORGANISM
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
Human
+++
+++
+ tt
t++
+ ++
Cow
Chimpanzee t t+
Frog
Monkey
オt+
ャ+
++
KEY:
+++ Heavy Agglutination (Gel Solidification)
+ Medium Agglutination (Thick Liquid)
Slight Agglutination (Flecks)
No Reaction
Lab Questions:
1. Animals that are most closely related to humans exhibited
ichimpanzee agglutination.
Heavy
Medium
Slight
No
2. Animals that show little relation to humans exhibited
cow
agglutination.
Heavy
Medium
Slight
No
3. Which animal is most closely related to humans?
Cow Chimpanzee Frog Monkey
4. Which animal is most unrelated to humans?
Cow
Chimpanzee (Frog Monkey

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