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The movement of a bird away from a grass fire is caused by A) receptors initiating a stimulus B) impulse forming in a muscle tissue C) muscles responding to a stimulus D) effectors synthesizing neurotransmitters
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The movement of a bird away from a grass fire is caused by

A) receptors initiating a stimulus
B) impulse forming in a muscle tissue
C) muscles responding to a stimulus
D) effectors synthesizing neurotransmitters

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I believe the answer is c., similar to the fight or flight response to danger.
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