If you were to compare the hematocrit between a person that lives at sea level and one that lives at high altitude, how would they compare?

A. The hematocrit in the person from high altitude would be the same than that of the person from sea level.
B. The hematocrit in the person from high altitude would be higher than that of the person from sea level.
C. The hematocrit in the person from high altitude would be lower than that of the person from sea level.


Answer: B. The hematocrit in the person from high altitude would be higher than that of the person from sea level.

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