Which of the following statements is not a function of saliva? 1. It helps to grind and tear food 2. It helps to dissolve food particles 3. Is contains enzyme amylase 4. It lubricates the food passageway What is generally true of artificially selected crops such as potatoes and corn that are planted in large numbers using only a single variety of the plant? 1. The crops are very resistant to infectious diseases, pests, and other evolutionary forces 2. The crops have little genetic diversity, and are very susceptible to evolutionary forces 3. The crops have little genetic diversity, and are very resistant to infectious diseases 4. The crops are not resistant to evolutionary forces, but do have excellent genetic diversity

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Which of the following statements is not a function of saliva?
1. It helps to grind and tear food
2. It helps to dissolve food particles
3. Is contains enzyme amylase
4. It lubricates the food passageway
What is generally true of artificially selected crops such as potatoes and corn that are planted in
large numbers using only a single variety of the plant?
1. The crops are very resistant to infectious diseases, pests, and other evolutionary forces
2. The crops have little genetic diversity, and are very susceptible to evolutionary forces
3. The crops have little genetic diversity, and are very resistant to infectious diseases
4. The crops are not resistant to evolutionary forces, but do have excellent genetic diversity
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following statements is not a function of saliva? 1. It helps to grind and tear food 2. It helps to dissolve food particles 3. Is contains enzyme amylase 4. It lubricates the food passageway What is generally true of artificially selected crops such as potatoes and corn that are planted in large numbers using only a single variety of the plant? 1. The crops are very resistant to infectious diseases, pests, and other evolutionary forces 2. The crops have little genetic diversity, and are very susceptible to evolutionary forces 3. The crops have little genetic diversity, and are very resistant to infectious diseases 4. The crops are not resistant to evolutionary forces, but do have excellent genetic diversity
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