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Descartes, who first described and studied reflexes, was a:
 
  a. monist.
  b. dualist.
  c. separatist.
  d. revolutionary.

Question 2

Praying mantises are typically green or brown in color to allow them to blend into their surroundings. If a group of praying mantises were born a different color, they would be at a disadvantage.
 
  This change, although not advantageous for the mantis, could happen naturally through:
 
  a. mutation.
  b. gene splicing.
  c. genetic alteration.
  d. bad luck.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A





 

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