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In which of the following scenarios are environmental conditions most likely responsible for the difference in the growth of two different animals? A. Two horses of the same age that live in the same stable
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In which of the following scenarios are environmental conditions most likely responsible for the difference in the growth of two different animals?

A.
Two horses of the same age that live in the same stable grow to different adult heights.
B.
Two cows of different breeds that live in the same pasture grow to have different adult weights.
C.
An adult male fish is larger in size than an adult female fish of the same species.
D.
An adult deer in a lush forest is larger than an adult deer in a drought-affected area.

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the answer should be B.

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An adult deer in a lush forest is larger than an adult deer in a drought-affected area.

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