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How Is a Taxis Distinguished from a Kinesis

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How is a taxis distinguished from a kinesis?


A) A taxis is a group movement, while a kinesis is an individual movement.
B) A taxis is slow movement, while a kinesis is fast movement.
C) A taxis is an ordered movement, while a kinesis is a change in the rate of movement.
D) A taxis is a random movement, while a kinesis is a directional movement.

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