EBK BIOLOGY
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Chapter 33, Problem 2U
Animals are unique in the fact that they possess ____ for movement and _____ for conducting signals between cells.
a. brains; muscles
b. muscle tissue; nervous tissue
c. limbs; spinal cords
d. flagella; nerves
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