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BIOB34 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024;(PASS IN FIRST ATTEMPT)(100% VERIFIED)

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Amylase breaks down glycogen into which of the following? (multiple answers) a. maltose b. branched oligosaccharides c. sucrose d. glucose e. lactose - a. maltose b. branched oligosaccharides

BIOB34 Final Exam UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers A Band: - CORRECT ANSWER- Dark colour band. Reflects myosin Active Tension: - CORRECT ANSWER- Tension exerted by muscle (follows lengthtension relationship) All cells have an electric potential, but neurons... - CORRECT ANSWER- ... change theirs

Amylase breaks down glycogen into which of the following? (multiple answers) a. maltose b. branched oligosaccharides c. sucrose d. glucose e. lactose Ans a. maltose b. branched oligosaccharides Some animals use a combination of supercooling AND controlled ice-foramation outside thier cells to survice cold temperatures. a. true b. false Ans a. true Brown adipose tissue is a thermogenic tissue largely because... a. it cycles Ca2+ across membranes in a futile cycle b. its rete mirab...

Outside vertebrates, the animal with the highest brain:body ratio is... Ans ... octopi Lack Neurons: Ans No nervous system (songes and placozoas) Nerve Net: Ans Uniformly distributed neurons (Cnidarians, jellyfish) Centralized Nervous System: Ans Centralized in one spot, usually head. Usually bilateral body symmetry (Chordates, spiders, insects, and molluscs) Nervous system is not independent of influence as seen in... Ans ... migratory bats which lose mass from neocortex to reduce we...

BIOB34 Final Exam | With complete solution 2024/25

What are the 7 fundamental characteristics that separate animals and protist's? (Lec 1) Ans 1. They are eukaryotes 2. Animals are multicellular 3. Animals are diploid dominant 4. Animals have cells that lack cell walls 5. Animals are chemoautotrophic 6. Animals at one point in their life cycle were motile and react to external stimuli due to muscle and/or nervous tissue. 7. Development via Blastula and Gastrula stages What is metabolism? (Lec 2) Ans Metabolism is the sum of all chemi...

What are the 7 fundamental characteristics that separate animals and protist's? (Lec 1) - 1. They are eukaryotes 2. Animals are multicellular 3. Animals are diploid dominant 4. Animals have cells that lack cell walls 5. Animals are chemoautotrophic 6. Animals at one point in their life cycle were motile and react to external stimuli due to muscle and/or nervous tissue. 7. Development via Blastula and Gastrula stages

Outside vertebrates, the animal with the highest brain:body ratio is... - ... octopi Lack Neurons: - No nervous system (songes and placozoas) Nerve Net: - Uniformly distributed neurons (Cnidarians, jellyfish) Centralized Nervous System: - Centralized in one spot, usually head. Usually bilateral body symmetry (Chordates, spiders, insects, and molluscs) Nervous system is not independent of influence as seen in... - ... migratory bats which lose mass from neocortex to reduce weight Sponges...