Exam 32: Structural Support and Movement
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Match the type of animal movement with the adaptation that reduces friction or opposes gravity.
-The difference in air velocity across the two surfaces creates lift, an upward force that opposes gravity.
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Most of the ATP used by a muscle during intense activity is produced by ____.
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Match the type of animal movement with the adaptation that reduces friction or opposes gravity.
-Streamlined body reduces the effects of friction.
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Match the type of animal movement with the adaptation that reduces friction or opposes gravity.
-Reduce friction by secreting a lubricating mucus or adjust body so that only some portion touches the ground at one time.
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After sarcomere contraction, ____ breaks the cross bridge between myosin and actin.
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Match the type of animal movement with the adaptation that reduces friction or opposes gravity.
-Buoyancy to minimize effects of gravity.
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For an animal to move in one direction, it must exert a force in ____ direction.
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To move, an animal must expend ____ to overcome the effects of ____ and friction.
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A strap of dense connective tissue that connects a skeletal muscle to bone is a(n) ____, while one that connects bone to bone at a joint is a(n) ____.
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A motor neuron and all the muscles under its control are collectively known as a(n) ____ unit.
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The bright red color of red muscle fibers comes from the presence of ____, exemplifying their role in producing ATP mainly by aerobic respiration.
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Match the type of animal movement with the adaptation that reduces friction or opposes gravity.
-Compression of elastic material is a form of stored energy that is released upon movement.
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Which organisms have a hydrostatic skeleton with a soft body wall?
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-Reduce friction by holding scales flat against the skin.
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