Answer:
negative feedback inhibition.
During the postnatal stage, the various major systems in the body develop at different rates, with the brain reaching full development first, then dentition, then the whole body, and finally the reproductive system. Thus, option "C" is correct.
<h3>What is postnatal stage?</h3>
The postnatal stage-from infancy to childhood to the juvenile period to adolescence to adulthood-involves growth acceleration and deceleration. Childhood and adolescence are long events, in which adult behaviors are learned, individuals become completely mature, and the reproductive capacity develops.
Thus, option "C" is correct.
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MN blood type I believe...or ABO.
What allows cancer live at high mutation rate? Which mutations
make it weaker? Is there a way to exploit its natural mechanisms to make
it less evolvable? Harvard Associate Professor, Leonid Mirny,
on clinical phenomena we can now explain using the balance between
‘drivers’ and ‘passengers’.
Cancer is an evolutionary
process. There are accumulations of mutations and then there is
selection from mutations that make cells more malignant, more like
cancer cells. Mutations come at random.
