Take a quick look through the exam.  In the unlikely event t…

Take a quick look through the exam.  In the unlikely event that you cannot see one of the figures, close the exam (DO NOT SUBMIT) and send an email to both TAs (ilianna.anise@wisc.edu and jbkraus2@wisc.edu) and let them know which question is problematic.  They will get back to you quickly. Select TRUE to confirm that you have looked through the exam and all figures are present. You must answer this question to get credit for the exam.

Snakes eat large, infrequent meals. After the Burmese python…

Snakes eat large, infrequent meals. After the Burmese python ingests a large animal, it has many physiological changes, including changes in its microvilli/brush border. The figure below show what the microvilli looks like at the time of ingestion (0 days post feeding) up to 15 days post-feeding, by which time its meal has passed through its alimentary canal. What best describes what is happening in this figure?   An increase in microvilli length