What would it be like if a person had 2 hearts, each heart producing a different color of blood? (More specifically blue blood and red blood) 1. Would the person be able to function with 1 heart producing blue blood which has copper in it while the other had iron?

2. Knowing mammals have red blood and some sea creatures like octopuses had blue blood, could the creature survive on both land and water? (Ignoring the lungs and gills for a second, but I know those parts are important)

3. Would the blood come out as blue and red when bleeding or would it mix to different kinds of purples depending on which blood the certain spot bleading had more of?

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Scientists studied reproduction in the new zealand mud snail to answer the question, “are there benefits to reproducing sexually or asexually? ” which of these hypotheses would least likely aid the scientists as they worked to answer the question? sexual reproduction is advantageous over asexual reproduction because it reduces the rate of mutation accumulation. asexual reproduction is advantageous over sexual reproduction because it allows the snails to produce more offspring. sexual reproduction is advantageous over asexual reproduction because it allows for snails to have increased genetic variation. asexual reproduction is advantageous over sexual reproduction because it decreases the snails’ need for social

What are polysaccharides more difficult to digest than monosaccharides