Unlike most other animals, sponges lack which of the following?

a. a digestive tract only
b. a symmetrical body plan only
c. tissues only
d. a digestive tract and a symmetrical body plan only
e. a digestive tract, a symmetrical body plan, and tissues


e

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A person who is infected with a potential pathogen fails to develop signs or symptoms of disease. This correlates with ________ initial microbial dose, ________ microbial lethality, and/or ________ replication rate of the pathogen.  

A. low; high; low B. low; low; high C. high; low; high D. high; low; low

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Calcium ions are commonly stored in the ____ of the muscle cell

a. actin b. myosin c. sarcoplasm d. sarcoplasmic reticulum e. T tubules

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Each human kidney contains about a million ________, which are the tubular functional units of the kidney.

A. renal medullae B. flame cells C. nephrons D. nephridia E. ureters

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