Answer the following questions about the Planaria: A. Answer True or False in the box provided: this animal presents cephalization. Blank 1 B. It has a Blank 2 (ventral/dorsal) nerve cord. C. An animal we studied in lab that is different regarding cephalization is the Blank 3

Answer the following questions about the Planaria: A. Answer True or False in the box provided: this animal presents cephalization. Blank 1 B. It has a Blank 2 (ventral/dorsal) nerve cord. C. An animal we studied in lab that is different regarding cephalization is the Blank 3

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Answer the following questions about the Planaria:

A. Answer True or False in the box provided: this animal presents cephalization. Blank 1

B. It has a Blank 2 (ventral/dorsal) nerve cord.

C. An animal we studied in lab that is different regarding cephalization is the Blank 3

D. An animal we studied in lab which differs in the location of the nerve cord is the Blank 4

E. Generally speaking, what type of animals have a solid nerve cord?

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