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The SCN produces circadian rhythms by altering ____.
 
  a. blood pressure
  b. production of proteins
  c. action potential velocity
   d. axon myelination

Question 2

The observation that zone-tailed hawks resemble vultures in both appearance and flight behavior, their prey disregard them, enabling the hawks to pick up easy meals is most suggestive of a(n) ____ approach.
 
  a. ontogenetic
 b. evolutionary
 c. functional
 d. physiological



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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