1. Extremely low-birth-weight infants are 35. The fatty substance that covers th

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1. Extremely low-birth-weight infants are

35. The fatty substance that covers the axon of a neuron is called a synapse.

46. Every major organ begins to take shape during the embryonic period.

a. defined as having a birth weight of less than three pounds. b. unlikely to have medical issues that last beyond childhood. c. at risk for blindness, deafness, and autism.

35. The fatty substance that covers the axon of a neuron is called a synapse.

a. True b. False

46. Every major organ begins to take shape during the embryonic period.

a. True b. False d. becoming significantly rarer.

Explanation / Answer

Extremely low-birth-weight infants are the babies which are born with weight less than 1,500 grams, less than 300 pounds.

The fatty substance that covers the axon of a neuron is called a synapse. Yes, It is true. There are

Every major organ begins to take shape during the embryonic period. Yes, it is true.

Major organs develop in this period only. This is the period of developments.

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