QUESTION 13 Anytime your biology professor does an experiment with 1 test subject and 1 variable and a control that isn't quite matched with the test subject, then he has proven his hypothesis as long as he looks very serious an promises you a good grade. O True O False QUESTION 14 The observation that some cells have no nuclei but that most cells do have nuclei is a gbod argument against the theory of evolution. O True O False

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