[Phil_B]

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A and B are definitely true but the other two are false. An earthworm does not survive if cut in half. If cut in exactly the right place and without too much other damage, the front part MAY survive but the tail end will die. The oceans only hold about 1% of the earth's living biomass. 80% is made up of land based plants alone.

Therefore, A. and B. are true, but C. and D. are false.

 

[Jron]

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B

 

[Janell]

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C. Earthworm

 

[marrels]

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C is a lie.

 

[PeeJay35]

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A & B both correct
C & D both wrong
Some worms can regenerate but NOT earthworms

 

[Maria Cecovski]

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Answer: C

 

[KarenD]

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C.......only the head half will survive and generate a new tail

 

[Inot54]

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C

 

[Helen171]

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C

 

[Eppu]

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D) The oceans hold over 90% of the planet’s living biomass. Lie

 

[Rowiee]

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C.

 

[Mickie Stoner]

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C cutting an earthworm in half doesn't become two worms.

 

[Ricci]

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C

 

[JeffP]

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C: earth worms dont regenerate that way

 

[Charlotte59]

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D

 

[Annox]

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D. Is not true

 

[<Stephen>]

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answer is C;
earth worms when cut in half will regenerate the head but the tale end will die;;;;
But there are some worms will regenerate life from both ends but they are not earth worms

 

[Luciemcm]

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A

 

[Colette 3799]

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C

 

[Jancgr]

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D
However, C earthworms can only develop a new tail