The Idea That a Tadpole Stops Being a Tadpole When

question 6

Multiple Choice

The idea that a tadpole stops being a tadpole when it enters the frog stage of development is an example of development viewed in terms of

• A)cohesiveness.
• B)nurture's role.
• C)discontinuity.
• D)developmental stability.

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