The Principle of Access Suggests That

question 81

Multiple Choice

The principle of access suggests that

• A) mere access of a teratogen through the placenta is a guarantee of some effects.
• B) a teratogen can access the mother's blood stream without accessing the fetal blood supply.
• C) individuals within species as well as species themselves show major differences in susceptibility to different teratogens.
• D) the accessibility of a given teratogen to a fetus or an embryo influences the extent of its damage.

Comprehend the diversity of feeding strategies in the animal kingdom.

Grasp the role of segmentation in animal evolution and its functional advantages.

Explain the importance of animal embryonic development patterns.

Understand how animal body plans are related to their mobility and ecological roles.

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