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The studies of in-utero exposure to hormones in rodents demonstrate that. The position in the uterus where a fetal rodent develops affects many of its behaviors later in life The sex of the siblings developing next to you in utero determines a rodent's size at birth, but has little to no effect on its adult characteristics Female rodents always develop in utero next to two male rodents O Male rodents always develop in utero next to two female rodents O The number of siblings a rodent has affects whether a rodent will develop to be a male or a female

The studies of in-utero exposure to hormones in rodents demonstrate that. The position in the uterus where a fetal rodent develops affects many of its behaviors later in life The sex of the siblings developing next to you in utero determines a rodent's size at birth, but has little to no effect on its adult characteristics Female rodents always develop in utero next to two male rodents O Male rodents always develop in utero next to two female rodents O The number of siblings a rodent has affects whether a rodent will develop to be a male or a female

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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The studies of in-utero exposure to hormones in rodents demonstrate that.. The position in the uterus where a fetal rodent develops affects many of its behaviors later in life O The sex of the siblings developing next to you in utero determines a rodent's size at birth, but has little to no effect on its adult characteristics O Female rodents always develop in utero next to two male rodents O Male rodents always develop in utero next to two female rodents The number of siblings a rodent has affects whether a rodent will develop to be a male or a female
Transcribed Image Text:The studies of in-utero exposure to hormones in rodents demonstrate that.. The position in the uterus where a fetal rodent develops affects many of its behaviors later in life O The sex of the siblings developing next to you in utero determines a rodent's size at birth, but has little to no effect on its adult characteristics O Female rodents always develop in utero next to two male rodents O Male rodents always develop in utero next to two female rodents The number of siblings a rodent has affects whether a rodent will develop to be a male or a female
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