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Figure #6: Use the figure to answer questions #47-48. -C1 -C2 -C3-6 -C7

47. While cervical (C) vertebra 1, C2, and C7 show different morphologies because of or the patterning of modules with 9 each other because of genetic regulatory networks (GRNs), C3-6 are similar to or the patterning of modules with GRNS. Serial homoplasy; Different; Serial homology; Similar Serial homology; Similar; Individualization; Different Individualization; Similar; Serial homology; Different Serial homology; Different; Individualization; Similar Individualization; Different; Serial homology; Similar

48. C1, C2, and C3 look different from C3-C6 because they express, elements that factors that bind to the expression of membrane receptors so that these cells can no longer interact with factors secreted from C3-C6. Paracrine; Silencer; Repress; Transcription Morphogen; Enhancer; Activate; Transcription Transcription; Silencer; Repress; Paracrine Translation; Enhancer; Repress; Splicing Transcription; Enhancer; Activate; Morphogen