18) Grolar bearsA) are a recently discovered new species of panda.B) are hypothetically possible, but have never been found to exist.C) is the name given to bears that invade cities and growl at the city residents.D) possess an adaptation that allows them to survive in very hot climates.E) result from the mating of a grizzly bear and a polar bear.19) The region of the brain that controls all programmed body movements, like piano pA) cerebral cortex (other than the frontal cortex).B) frontal cortex.C) hypothalamus.D) cerebellum.E) medulla oblongata.В-3

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18) Grolar bears
A) are a recently discovered new species of panda.
B) are hypothetically possible, but have never been found to exist.
C) is the name given to bears that invade cities and growl at the city residents.
D) possess an adaptation that allows them to survive in very hot climates.
E) result from the mating of a grizzly bear and a polar bear.
19) The region of the brain that controls all programmed body movements, like piano p
A) cerebral cortex (other than the frontal cortex).
B) frontal cortex.
C) hypothalamus.
D) cerebellum.
E) medulla oblongata.
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