Compensatory Actions to Overcome the Consequences of Past Discrimination and to Encourage

question 6

Multiple Choice

Compensatory actions to overcome the consequences of past discrimination and to encourage greater diversity are known as

• A)remunerative affirmations.
• B)affirmative action.
• C)reparative undertakings.
• D)quota systems.
• E)supportive redistribution.

Describe the characteristics and importance of key animal body plans and symmetry types.

Explain the concept of a hydrostatic skeleton and its implications for animal movement.

Differentiate between feeding strategies among animals based on their anatomical and physiological adaptations.

Describe the significance of the life cycle and developmental stages in the classification and understanding of animals.

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PCs

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