Settling Larvae

question 22

Multiple Choice

Settling larvae

• A) Require fresh and clean substrates, devoid of bacteria and other organisms
• B) Cannot encounter an appropriate substratum, except by being thrust against the bottom by turbulent water motion
• C) Can detect dissolved substances several meters away and swim toward them as a settling cue
• D) Can detect dissolved substances a few centimeters away and swim toward them as a settling cue

Recognize how life span studies contribute to our understanding of intelligence stability and change over time.

Understand the health and longevity correlations with intelligence and the possible explanations for these associations.

Understand the effects of environmental factors and schooling on intelligence.

Grasp the concept of heritability of intelligence and how it may vary across different stages of life.

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