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    The Rate of Motor Development Can Vary Across Cultures as a Result
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The Rate of Motor Development Can Vary Across Cultures as a Result

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The rate of motor development can vary across cultures as a result of


A) differences in evolutionary history.
B) poor nutrition.
C) variation in the extent to which motor development is nurtured.
D) inherited differences in the skeletal system.

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