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brutforce

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Guinea pigs often fail to recover from anesthesia because of:
 A) an intolerance of inhalent gases.
  B) withholding food and water for more than one hour.C) the dramatic metabolic changes that occur during anesthesia.
  D) the need to administer supportive antibiotics during the procedure.

Question 2

Narrow-mouthed frogs have:
 A)large heads and rounded snouts
 B)small heads and rounded snouts
 C)large heads and pointed snouts
 D)small heads and pointed snouts



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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