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If SCN Neurons Are Transplanted from Animal a to Animal

Question 80

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If SCN neurons are transplanted from animal A to animal B, and animal B previously had its SCN lesioned, animal B's rhythmicity will

A) disappear.
B) become abnormally short.
C) match animal A's rhythm.
D) become infradian.

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