Dr. Karen shively studied macaque monkeys. How did the subordinate monkey’s arteries differ from the dominant monkey’s arteries?

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bekas [8.4K]2 years ago

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The subordinate monkey’s arteries differ from the dominant monkey’s arteries in stress in the arteries.

<h3>Difference between subordinate monkey's arteries and dominant monkey's arteries?</h3>

Subordinate monkey's arteries: increase in stress as a result of increase in atherosclerosis fluid inside the arteries.

Dominant monkey's arteries: little history of stress as a result of clean arteries.

Thus, the subordinate monkey’s arteries differ from the dominant monkey’s arteries in stress in the arteries.

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