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jace

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Cells are divided into two classifications, germline and _______.
 
 daughter
  reproductive
  haploid
  somatic

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Proper dorsiflexion of the foot is indicated when:
 
 the plantar surface of the foot forms a near 90 degree angle with the lower leg
  the dorsum of the foot forms a near 90 degree angle with the lower leg
  the plantar surface of the foot forms a 45 degree angle with the lower leg
  the dorsum of the foot forms a 45 degree angle with the lower leg



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Answer to Question 1

somatic

Rationale: Somatic cells have a diploid number of chromosomes and are responsible for the formation of tissues, organs, and bones.

Answer to Question 2

the dorsum of the foot forms a near 90 degree angle with the lower leg

Rationale: Correct degree of dorsiflexion of the foot is indicated when the dorsum of the foot forms a near 90 degree angle with the lower leg.





 

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