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Marrrta [24]
2 years ago
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Imagine if humans evolved in a low-gravity environment, where muscles didn’t need to work so hard against the gravity of our hea

vy bodies. How might human bodies look and function in such environments compared to how we look on Earth? What about in an especially high-gravity environment
Biology
1 answer:
vodka [1.7K]2 years ago
6 0
<h2>Low-Gravity</h2>

We would be taller

We would be more fat

We would require more exercise

We would get unhealthy more quickly

We would be able to do many things that are not easy on Earth

We would not be able to do somethings that are easy on Earth

We would have more muscles, less bones

<h2>High-Gravity</h2>

We would be Short

We will be thin

We will not require that much exercise

We will be usually healthy

Heavy people will suffer from disease more

A little weight increase can make lots of differences in the body.

Thanks!

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