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'Developmental Adjustments' Induced by High Altitude Living Include

Question 26

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'Developmental adjustments' induced by high altitude living include:

A) lower hemoglobin levels.
B) an increase in height.
C) greater lung/chest capacity.
D) lighter hair and eyes.
E) fewer red blood cells.

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