Which arthropod subgroup includes animals with six legs?

A. Crustaceans
B. Arachnids
C. Insects
D. All of the above include animals with six legs


Answer: C

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Leptin works to reduce weight gain by

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Expression of a shortened skin keratin gene in place of the normal keratin gene in transgenic mice resulted in a phenotype in which mice had

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Which of the following would a biologist describe as microevolution?

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