The technique for releasing hatchery-reared juvenile salmon into the wild, as seen here, is called:

1.backing down
2.tumble culture
3.raft culture
4.ocean ranching
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a. S. b. G1. c. G2. d. M. e. prophase.

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In which of the following ways are the nervous and endocrine systems similar? 

A. Both contain cells that carry impulses. B. Both secrete molecules that attach to other cells. C. Both typically are fast acting. D. Both typically use the circulatory system to transport molecules.

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Which of the following is not a genetically engineered drug?

A. Glyphosate B. Growth factors C. Factor VIII D. Interferons E. Interleukins

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What is the cause of hemolytic disease of the newborn?

A) The mother has eosinophilia during pregnancy. B) An O blood type mother produces anti-A antibodies which cross the placenta and react with the baby's A antigens. C) Antibodies of an A or B blood type mother cross the placenta and react with baby's O antigens. D) The mother produces anti-Rh antibodies which cross the placenta and react with baby's Rh antigens. E) The mother's mast cells degranulate in the placenta, damaging it.

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