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Ulat are fesponsible for enabling the plant to grow taller and develop specialized tissues in the roots and shoots are called: A. Apical meristem cells B. Lateral meristem cells C. Xylem cells D. Phloem cells An example of a hierarchy of structure in animals in INCREASING levels of complexity is as follows: A. circulatory system heart->heart muscle tissue-> heart muscle cell B. heart muscle cell heart heart muscle tissue circulatory system C. heart muscle cell → circulatory system > heart heart muscle tissue D. heart muscle cell> heart muscle tissue>heart circulatory system

Ulat are fesponsible for enabling the plant to grow taller and develop specialized tissues in the roots and shoots are called: A. Apical meristem cells B. Lateral meristem cells C. Xylem cells D. Phloem cells An example of a hierarchy of structure in animals in INCREASING levels of complexity is as follows: A. circulatory system heart->heart muscle tissue-> heart muscle cell B. heart muscle cell heart heart muscle tissue circulatory system C. heart muscle cell → circulatory system > heart heart muscle tissue D. heart muscle cell> heart muscle tissue>heart circulatory system

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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2. In plants, the unspecialized cells that are responsible for enabling the plant to grow taller and develop specialized tissues in the roots and shoots are called: A. Apical meristem cells B. Lateral meristem cells C. Xylem cells D. Phloem cells 3. An example of a hierarchy of structure in animals in INCREASING levels of complexity is as follows: A. circulatory system heart>heart muscle tissue> heart muscle cell B. heart muscle cell heart → heart muscle tissue circulatory system C. heart muscle cell circulatory system > heart heart muscle tissue D. heart muscle cell> heart muscle tissue>heart-circulatory system 4. Which statement is correct? A. Embryonic stem cell research is not controversial B. Adult stem cells are taken from the inner cell mass of embryos C. Embryonic stem cells are totipotent Adult stem cells are totipotent D. 5. Choose the correct statement that corresponds to the production of bile. A. Bile is made in the pancreas and regulates blood sugar B. Bile is made in the intestine and dissolves fats C. Bile is made in the liver and is secreted into the stomach D. Bile is made in the liver and is stored in the gall bladder
Transcribed Image Text:2. In plants, the unspecialized cells that are responsible for enabling the plant to grow taller and develop specialized tissues in the roots and shoots are called: A. Apical meristem cells B. Lateral meristem cells C. Xylem cells D. Phloem cells 3. An example of a hierarchy of structure in animals in INCREASING levels of complexity is as follows: A. circulatory system heart>heart muscle tissue> heart muscle cell B. heart muscle cell heart → heart muscle tissue circulatory system C. heart muscle cell circulatory system > heart heart muscle tissue D. heart muscle cell> heart muscle tissue>heart-circulatory system 4. Which statement is correct? A. Embryonic stem cell research is not controversial B. Adult stem cells are taken from the inner cell mass of embryos C. Embryonic stem cells are totipotent Adult stem cells are totipotent D. 5. Choose the correct statement that corresponds to the production of bile. A. Bile is made in the pancreas and regulates blood sugar B. Bile is made in the intestine and dissolves fats C. Bile is made in the liver and is secreted into the stomach D. Bile is made in the liver and is stored in the gall bladder
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