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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #37800 Dolphins
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Alzheimers  is  the  most  common  cause  of  dementia.  It  affects  memory,  thinking,  and  behavior  and  its  serious  enough  to    with  daily  life.  The  main  risk  factor  is  increasing  age,  and  most  people  with  Alzheimers  are  65  or  older.  Until  now,  this  was  thought  to  be  a  human-only  disease,  but  this  may  not  be  the  case.  The  brains  of  three  species  of  dolphins    along  the  coast  of  Scotland  have  shown  the  classic  markers  of  human  Alzheimers  disease      that  dolphins  too  may  be  plagued  by  the  disease.  The  researchers  still  dont  know  why  this  brain    could  be  happening  in  odontocetes,  but  it  could  explain  why  some  groups  of  whales,  dolphins,  and  porpoises  run  aground  in  shallow  water.

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