Dimorphism - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

fixed action pattern - Answer-a sequence of unlearned acts directly linked to a simple stimulus sign stimulus - Answer-External sensory stimulus that triggers a fixed action pattern. how do birds know where to migrate? - Answer-1. relative to the sun 2. landmarks 3. stars 4. magnetic field cirannual rhythms - Answer-behavioral rhythms linked to the yearly cycle of seasons circadian rhythm - Answer-the biological clock; regular bodily rhythms that occur on a 24-hour cycle signal - Answer-...

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locating remains - visual detection, ground penetrating radar, cadaver dogs, metal detector, ground penetrometer recovery of remains - mapping, excavation, documentation 5 human remains - cranium, pelvis, scapula, femur, humerus how many ossification centers in humans - 405 how many bones are in the human body - 206 what can we tell from the speed of fusing - demonstrates age more suture scoring --> - younger other estimates of age - sternal rib ends, pubic symphysis s...

Ducks Unlimited Vocabulary Exam Questions and Answers Waterfowl - CORRECT ANSWER-birds associated with wetlands or relying heavily on aquatic habitats Sexual Dimorphism - CORRECT ANSWER-physical appearance between male and females is different Sexual Monomorphism - CORRECT ANSWER-both sexes appear similar Pair Bond - CORRECT ANSWER-mating relationships between two individuals of the same species Lamellae - CORRECT ANSWER-comb-like structures which resemble teeth Body plumage - CORR...

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Anthropology The study of humans as organisms- over time, close relatives, how they vary Sub Categories of Anthropology Social Cultural, Linguistic, Archaeology, and Biological Traits Humans Share Bipedalism, Complex Language, Reduced Sexual Dimorphism, Small Teeth, Enlarged Brains, Long Life History, Opposable Thumb, Interaction with Objects, Sweat Human Differences Environments, Phenotypes, Behaviors Evolution change in allele frequencies in a population over time Evolution is NOT linear,...

locating remains - visual detection, ground penetrating radar, cadaver dogs, metal detector, ground penetrometer recovery of remains - mapping, excavation, documentation 5 human remains - cranium, pelvis, scapula, femur, humerus how many ossification centers in humans - 405 how many bones are in the human body - 206 what can we tell from the speed of fusing - demonstrates age more suture scoring --> - younger other estimates of age - sternal rib ends, pubic symphysis sexual dimorphis...

More fungal parasites affect plants than animals correct answers True Subcutaneous mycoses are the only communicable (contagious) types of mycoses correct answers False Dermatophytes cause which type of mycosis correct answers cutaneous Thermal dimorphism is defined by which type of mycoses correct answers ability to change growth forms in response to temperature change Which term is defined as an interrelationship between free-living organisms that is beneficial to each but not nece...

Gymnosperms - Answer-(conifers) Seeds not enclosed in ripened ovary. Angiosperms - Answer-(Flowering plants) Seeds are enclosed in a ripened ovary/fruit. 7 characteristics of seed plants - Answer-1. Megaphyllous leaves (branched veins w/ leaf trace gaps) 2. Heterospory [advanced] (production of spores of two different sizes and sexes) 3. Eusporangiate 4. Xylem and phloem 5. Dominant and independent sporophyte 6. Gametophyte is dependent on the sporophyte for nutrition 7. Reproduce by see...

ENWC Exam 1: Reading Questions with Verified Answers Ch 14- Define lifelong monogamy. Where individuals pair with a single mate for that breeding season and for all subsequent breeding seasons as long as both individuals are alive. Ch 14- Define serial monogamy. A specific case of monogamy in which individuals pair with only a single mate during a breeding season but that mate changes per season. Ch 14- What are the costs and benefits of defending a territory? Costs are lost time, ...