Exam 29: Fundamentals of Animal Function
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Exam 29: Fundamentals of Animal Function86 Questions
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Exam 34: Neurons, Sense Organs, and Nervous Systems171 Questions
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Exam 36: Water and Salts: Excretion85 Questions
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Exam 41: The Distribution of Earths Ecological Systems82 Questions
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The way in which the velocity of an airplane is controlled can be thought of as an analogy for a negative-feedback control system in an organism.Suppose an airline pilot sets an aircraft's engines to produce a velocity of 450 mph,and measures that speed using an instrument on the outside of the plane.When another pilot reports turbulence ahead,the first pilot uses the throttle to change the velocity set point to 350 mph.
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Which behavior is not one of the thermoregulatory behaviors of a lizard (a poikilotherm)?
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-A person weighs 60 kg (~132 lbs)and is running at a speed of 240 meters per minute.If you measured the amount of oxygen consumed in two minutes,you would find that the person had consumed approximately _______ of O2.If you performed the same measurement on a person weighing 80 kg (~ 176 lbs)running at the same speed of 240 meters per minute,you would find that the person had consumed approximately _______ of O2 in two minutes.

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As the temperature in an environmental chamber increases (from 15°C up to 25°C),the metabolic rate of a poikilotherm in the chamber,such as a lizard,_______,and that of a homeotherm in the chamber,such as a mouse,_______.
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The mechanism of heat production in brown adipose tissue depends on
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What is the probable metabolic response of a mammal exposed to an environmental temperature that begins at the lower limit of the thermoneutral zone and increases 3°-5°C above that point,staying within the thermoneutral zone?
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In a mammal,a thermoregulatory response of the hypothalamus to a rise in temperature is
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The form of energy primarily used by living organisms to do work is
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Homeotherms invest energy to maintain a constant body temperature across most of the range of environmental temperatures they encounter,except in the range of environmental temperatures
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The Q10,which describes the sensitivity of a reaction to temperature,is calculated as the
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The metabolic rate of a resting mammal at a temperature within the thermoneutral zone is called the _______.
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Organisms that use preformed organic molecules as food are called _______.
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During aerobic respiration,animals use an organic compound plus O2 to produce CO2 + H2O + _______.
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Which animal is behaving most like a homeotherm to warm its body?
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