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How does a flatworms brain compare to yours? A. it connects to all the same organs as yours B. it is very primitive in comparison C. although smaller it holds the same amount of information
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How does a flatworms brain compare to yours?

A. it connects to all the same organs as yours
B. it is very primitive in comparison
C. although smaller it holds the same amount of information

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it has to be B, because we do not have all the same organs as worms, we have more organs and our brains cannot hold the same amount of information, because flatworms have different nervous systems all together.

So the answer is B.
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