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    Sow Bugs Become More Active in Dry Areas and Less
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Sow Bugs Become More Active in Dry Areas and Less

Question 64

Question 64

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Sow bugs become more active in dry areas and less active in humid areas. This is an example of


A) taxis.
B) tropism.
C) kinesis.
D) cognition.
E) net reflex.

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