Tumors that lack boundaries and are likely to recur following removal are known as
A) benign.
B) malignant.
C) Encapsulated.
D) recursive.

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Tumors that lack boundaries and are likely to recur following removal are known as malignant. Benign tumors, in contrast, have clear boundaries that typically do not invade nearby tissue and are not likely to recur after removal. Encapsulated tumors also have clear boundaries and are contained within a membrane or capsule, but this does not necessarily indicate whether they are benign or malignant. "Recursive" is not a term used in reference to tumors.

Tumors That Lack Boundaries and Are Likely to Recur Following