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Tapeworms differ from other flatworms in that for movement: O a. They have well-developed muscles for active movement. O b. They can attach by hooks and a ring of suckers, but otherwise have little activity. O c. They permanently glue themselves in a fixed position. O d. They have a pair of suckers that can attach and release. O e. They move slowly by passing waves of muscular contraction along their body. The cork camblum: O a. Is a thick protective layer. O b. Forms a layer around the xylem. Oc. Transports air. O d. Is only found in roots. Forms a layer under the epidermis. e.

Tapeworms differ from other flatworms in that for movement: O a. They have well-developed muscles for active movement. O b. They can attach by hooks and a ring of suckers, but otherwise have little activity. O c. They permanently glue themselves in a fixed position. O d. They have a pair of suckers that can attach and release. O e. They move slowly by passing waves of muscular contraction along their body. The cork camblum: O a. Is a thick protective layer. O b. Forms a layer around the xylem. Oc. Transports air. O d. Is only found in roots. Forms a layer under the epidermis. e.

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter36: Digestion And Human Nutrition

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Problem 1SA: Flatworms digest food ___________ a. inside their cells c. in a gastrovascular cavity b. in a...

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