Question
Even in animal bodies, growth occurs in carefully controlled places, similar to plants, because: face)
Animals grow randomly all over their bodies
The body's design ensures structures like fingers only grow in specific places (e.g., not on the
Animals do not experience growth
Hormones play no role in animal growth patterns
Detailed Explanation
The text notes that, like plants, animal growth is carefully controlled and localised — we do not grow fingers on our faces, for instance.