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What could be a potential consequence of an organism failing to maintain homeostasis? A. A lack of internal balance B. The eventual death of the organism c. Difficulty in carrying on metabolism D. All
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What could be a potential consequence of an organism failing to maintain homeostasis?

A. A lack of internal balance
B. The eventual death of the organism
c. Difficulty in carrying on metabolism
D. All of the above

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A

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It would be A
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