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Non-mammals are unable to synthesize vitamin D from exposure to sunlight. | ||
People with inadaquate exposure to sunlight are at a high risk of developing diseases related to Vitamin D deficiency such as rickets and osteomalacia. | ||
Vitamin D obtained from sunlight is of a higher quality than vitamin D obtained from fortified foods. | ||
Vitamin D obtained from fortified foods is of a higher quality than vitamin D obtained from sunlight. | ||
Vitamin D as a compound does not entirely fit the typical definition of a vitamin. |
True | False | |
Non-mammals are unable to synthesize vitamin D from exposure to sunlight. | ||
People with inadaquate exposure to sunlight are at a high risk of developing diseases related to Vitamin D deficiency such as rickets and osteomalacia. | ||
Vitamin D obtained from sunlight is of a higher quality than vitamin D obtained from fortified foods. | ||
Vitamin D obtained from fortified foods is of a higher quality than vitamin D obtained from sunlight. | ||
Vitamin D as a compound does not entirely fit the typical definition of a vitamin. |
True | False | |
Non-mammals are unable to synthesize vitamin D from exposure to sunlight. | ||
People with inadaquate exposure to sunlight are at a high risk of developing diseases related to Vitamin D deficiency such as rickets and osteomalacia. | ||
Vitamin D obtained from sunlight is of a higher quality than vitamin D obtained from fortified foods. | ||
Vitamin D obtained from fortified foods is of a higher quality than vitamin D obtained from sunlight. | ||
Vitamin D as a compound does not entirely fit the typical definition of a vitamin. |
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