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Charlie

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The retinas of predatory birds such as hawks ____.
 
  a. have no discernible fovea
 b. have a greater density of receptors than do humans on the top half of the retina
  c. have a greater density of receptors than do humans on the bottom half of the retina
  d. are virtually indistinguishable from the retinas of humans

Question 2

A possible treatment for Alzheimer's is the administration of drugs that ____.
 
  a. stimulate acetylcholine receptors
  b. inhibit the basal forebrain
 c. inhibit acetylcholine release
 d. increase tau production



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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