Rotational movements need the most thoracic mobility. This is because a rotational movement (such as twisting) because the movements are more three dimensional, and this is where the most can go wrong. For example, if you were holding a 35lb child and simply bent forward to put him/her down, this is less likely to cause injury than if you were to twist your torso to the right and put the child down. There is a lot more spinal stability and mobility needed for the second motion than the first.
Answer: B
Why? It is not A or D for many reasons but cell differentiation is used for very specific functions as cell determination is used for different embryonic functions. Based on the diagram I seems to me that it is not very specific so that’s why I think it’s B
(If it’s not be then is 100% C but B makes more sense)
Hope this helps
Answer:
The population increases at a rate of approx. 0.70% per year.
Explanation:
The population (P) as a function of time (t) is as follows:

Given that the population doubles in 100 years, let's calculate
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%
Answer:
no it's not same
Explanation:
are high trochanters and high hips the same?