The stain demonstrated in Image A is most likely the:

a) Auramine-rhodamine
b) PAS
c) Kinyoun
d) Gridley


Answer: c) Kinyoun

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Which of the following did NOT contribute to an understanding of the immutable nature of species?

a. homologous bones b. vestigial structures c. global exploration of fauna and flora d. fossils e. genetics

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Which of the following animals would have a radula? 

A. clam B. starfish C. jellyfish D. None of the above is correct.

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Complicated malaria is more common in which of the following patient populations?

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