- Which of the following is not a characteristic of chordates
APost-anal tail
BDorsal hollow nerve cord
CSpinal column
DNotochord
- In order for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide to occur, an animal’s respiratory surfaces must remain
Acold c. hot
Bdry d. moist
- A bird’s instinct to fly south for the winter is an example of which type of behavior
ALearned behavior
BHabituation
CObservant conditioning
DInnate behavior
- Echinoderms are most closely related to chordates because both are
AProtostomes
BDeuterostomes
CEndotherms
DEctotherms
- What advantage do forward facing eyes provide primates
AThe ability to form extended social groups
BThe ability to judge the distance of branches
CThe ability to manipulate tools
DThe ability to find mates easier
- What type of symmetry does the animal in the figure display
AAsymmetrical c. radial
BBilateral d. multi-symmetry
- The ability for animals to reproduce on land was primarily due to
ALungs c. 4 limbs
BEndothermy d. amniotic eggs
- Cephalization allows animals to
AGain information about their environment
BEscape from predators
CAttract mates
DIncreases the production of offspring
- Termites can often be found with protists in their gut. The protists aid in the digestion of cellulose, which is found in the wood termites eat. What type of relationship is this
AParasite c. mutualism
BCommensalism d. cohabitation
- Which is true about gas exchange in respiratory systems
AGases diffuse from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration
BGases diffuse from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration
CGases diffuse equally in most situations
DConcentration has no effect on gas diffusion
- When you use your knowledge and experience to figure out an error message on your computer, you are using
AClassical conditioning c. innate behavior
BInsight learning d. trial-and error learning
- Which of the following types of cells produce a muscle contraction
ASensory neuron
BInterneuron
CMotor neuron
DAll neurons can stimulate muscle contraction
- What is the function of the excretory system
ATo supply cells with oxygen and nutrients
BTo rid the body of metabolic wastes
CThe exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide with the environment
DTo break down food
- Examining the teeth of an animal can give you information about whether it
APractices intracellular or extracellular digestion
BIs a filter feeder or a detritivore
CIs a nutritional symbiont
DIs a herbivore or carnivore
APost-anal tail
BDorsal hollow nerve cord
CSpinal column
DNotochord
Acold c. hot
Bdry d. moist
ALearned behavior
BHabituation
CObservant conditioning
DInnate behavior
AProtostomes
BDeuterostomes
CEndotherms
DEctotherms
AThe ability to form extended social groups
BThe ability to judge the distance of branches
CThe ability to manipulate tools
DThe ability to find mates easier
AAsymmetrical c. radial
BBilateral d. multi-symmetry
ALungs c. 4 limbs
BEndothermy d. amniotic eggs
AGain information about their environment
BEscape from predators
CAttract mates
DIncreases the production of offspring
AParasite c. mutualism
BCommensalism d. cohabitation
AGases diffuse from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration
BGases diffuse from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration
CGases diffuse equally in most situations
DConcentration has no effect on gas diffusion
AClassical conditioning c. innate behavior
BInsight learning d. trial-and error learning
ASensory neuron
BInterneuron
CMotor neuron
DAll neurons can stimulate muscle contraction
ATo supply cells with oxygen and nutrients
BTo rid the body of metabolic wastes
CThe exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide with the environment
DTo break down food
APractices intracellular or extracellular digestion
BIs a filter feeder or a detritivore
CIs a nutritional symbiont
DIs a herbivore or carnivore