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Brodie Sampson

18 April, 14:39

How is the heart of a turtle different from the heart of a crocodile?

a. the turtle heart lacks a divided ventricle.

b. the turtle heart has four chambers

c. the turtle heart lacks a divided atrium

d. the turtle heart does not carry blood to the lungs

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