Q43: Select all of the correct answer choices, more than one are correct Which of the following phenomena involve dermal plasticity?release of Cuvierian tubulescasting off arms (autotomy)eviscerationextension of podia

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Which of the following phenomena involve dermal plasticity?
release of Cuvierian tubules
casting off arms (autotomy)
evisceration
extension of podia

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