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Yes, biology is compulsory for the National Defence Academy (NDA) entrance exam. It is included in the syllabus as a part of the General Ability Test (GAT) pape
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Psychology
+1
What is the proportion of births where an infant is born with more or fewer chromosomes than 46?
Asked by Wiki User
About 0.3-0.5% of live births result in an infant born with more or fewer than 46 chromosomes. This can result in conditions such as Down syndrome or Turner syn
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Psychology
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What is the relationship between nature and bokep your identity?
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Nature plays an important role in shaping our identity by providing a connection to the environment, setting the backdrop for our experiences, and influencing o
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Psychology
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What is auditory distraction?
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Auditory distraction is when external sounds interfere with a person's ability to focus or concentrate on a task requiring cognitive processing. This interferen
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Biology
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What is the interaction between genes and development in behavior know as A.developmental interaction B.gene environment C.extrinsic-intrinsic D.nature-nurture?
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Nature vs Nurture