Mad Cow disease, or BSE, affects the animals’ respiratory function. (1 point) True False

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Mad Cow disease, or BSE, affects the animals’ respiratory function. (1 point)

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I'm sure it's false

Navid Rezaei answered Apr 24, 2017

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The answer should be False

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