Internal Fertilization Likely Evolved

question 46

Multiple Choice

Internal fertilization likely evolved

• A)to increase the chances of successful fertilization.
• B)as a response to copulation.
• C)because there were no safe places to lay eggs.
• D)as an adaptation to life in a terrestrial environment.

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Definitions:

Activity-Based Costing

A cost allocation method that spots activities inside an organization and apportions the costs of these activities to all products and services, according to how much they actually use.

Manufacturing Overhead

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Machining

The process of cutting, shaping, or removing material from a workpiece using machines.

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