Question

Growth rings are found in both plants and animals.
True
False

Answer 1

@parisgirl1515 Any idea or not???

Answer 2

its false

Answer 3

well I also think so the same but look at this
1. A layer of wood formed in a plant during a single period of growth. Growth rings are visible as concentric circles of varying width when a tree is cut crosswise. They represent layers of cells produced by vascular cambium. Most growth rings reflect a full year's growth and are called annual rings. But abrupt changes in the environment, especially in the availability of water, can cause a plant to produce more than one growth ring in a year. See more at dendrochronology.
2. A similar layer in a part of an animal marking a period of growth, such as an annulus in a fish scale.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Growth+rings

Answer 4

true

Answer 5

wait . doin search on it :)

Answer 6

Scientists have found a new way to determine the age of lobsters - by counting their rings, just like trees.
http://www.natureworldnews.com/articles/344/20121202/growth-rings-reveal-age-lobsters-experts.htm


Not related to this but confirms that Answer is \(\Large \color{RED} {True}\)

Answer 7

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