If you compared the skeleton of an adult horse to that of a newborn foal, what would you be studying?

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If you compared the skeleton of an adult horse to that of a newborn foal, what would you be studying?

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You would be studying cells universal genetic code,growth and development

Frederick Roth answered May 3, 2023

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