The Gill Withdrawal Reflex of Aplysia

question 39

Multiple Choice

The gill withdrawal reflex of aplysia

• A) is only seen in live animals.
• B) involves the quick escape of aplysia due to a jet of water from its gills.
• C) describes the withdraw of its gills after the siphon is touched.
• D) is less pronounced after sensitization.

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