Animal Physiology: From Genes to Organisms 2nd Edition

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978-0840068651

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0840068654

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Hillar Klandorf, Lauralee Sherwood, Paul Yancey

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Chapter 1 Salivary Glands Which Secrete Amylase Into The

1 Homeostasis and Integration: The Foundations of Physiology A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. b 1. Physiology is the study of b 1. Physiology is the study of b 1. Physiology is the study of 1 a. matter, energy and their interactions. b.

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Chapter 10 Defense Systems Key Page Multiple Choice No

87 Defense Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. e 1. Pathogens e 1. Pathogens e 1. Pathogens 459 d 2. Self-recognition in mammals depends in part on ________. d 2. Self-recognition in mammals depends in part on ________. d 2.

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Chapter 11 During Inspiration Mammals The External Intercostal Muscles

96 Respiratory Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. b 1. The individual pressure exerted independently by a particular gas within a mixture of b 1. The individual pressure exerted independently by a particular gas within a mixture of b 1. The individual pressure

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Chapter 12 Most Aquatic Organisms Excrete Nitrogenous Wastes In The Form

105 Excretory Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page e 1. Functions of excretory systems include e 1. Functions of excretory systems include e 1. Functions of excretory systems include No. 557 a. removal of waste and harmful substances. b. maintenance of water

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Chapter 13 Mammalian Herbivores Have More Ions Than Na

113 Fluid and Acid-Base Balance A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. d 1. ICF in marine mollusks and crustaceans makes up _______ of the total body water. d 1. ICF in marine mollusks and crustaceans makes up _______ of the total body water.

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Chapter 14 Which The Following Absorbed Secondary Active Transport

122 Digestive Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. e 1. The absorbable unit of carbohydrates is e 1. The absorbable unit of carbohydrates is e 1. The absorbable unit of carbohydrates is 657 b 2. The most important carbohydrate for flight in

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Chapter 15 Energy Balance And Thermal Physiology Multiple Choice

130 Energy Balance and Thermal Physiology A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. b 1. Which of the following statements about energy is NOT correct? b 1. Which of the following statements about energy is NOT correct? b 1. Which of the following statements

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Chapter 16 Which The Following Not Function The Vesicular

140 Reproductive Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. d 1. A k-selected species d 1. A k-selected species d 1. A k-selected species 758 e 2. Which of the following is ovoviviparous? e 2. Which of the following is ovoviviparous?

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Chapter 2 Mitochondrial Density Consistent Between Tissues

10 Cellular and Molecular Physiology A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. e 1. Which of the following is an organic molecule? e 1. Which of the following is an organic molecule? e 1. Which of the following is an organic molecule? 25 a. naturally grown

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Chapter 3 What Has Happened That Can Explain This

19 Membrane Physiology A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. b 1. All cells (not just animal cells) have b 1. All cells (not just animal cells) have b 1. All cells (not just animal cells) have 70 a. mitochondria. b. a cell membrane. c. a

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Chapter 4 Which The Following Statements About The And

29 Neuronal Physiology A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. b 1. In the nervous system, the term membrane potential refers to the b 1. In the nervous system, the term membrane potential refers to the b 1. In the nervous system, the term

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Chapter 5 Which Brain Area And Function Are Not

39 Nervous Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. b 1. As a general rule, the nervous system coordinates ________ while the endocrine b 1. As a general rule, the nervous system coordinates ________ while the endocrine b 1. As a general rule,

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Chapter 6 The Term Optic Radiations Refers Visual Tracts

49 Sensory Physiology A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. b 1. The process of transduction associated with membrane receptors is inextricably linked to b 1. The process of transduction associated with membrane receptors is inextricably linked to b 1. The process of transduction associated

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Chapter 7 The Main Role Glucocorticoids Enhance Sodium Reuptake

58 Endocrine Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. c 1. A tropic hormone is one whose function is to c 1. A tropic hormone is one whose function is to c 1. A tropic hormone is one whose function is to 272

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Chapter 8 ATP More Rapidly Conduction Action Potentials More

68 Muscle Physiology A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page No. d 1. Skeletal muscle is d 1. Skeletal muscle is d 1. Skeletal muscle is 336 a. striated. b. unstriated. c. voluntary. d. Both striated and voluntary. e. Both unstriated and involuntary. e 2. Within

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Chapter 9 Which Of The Following Components Is Essential For A

78 Circulatory Systems A. Multiple Choice Key/ Page a 1. Which of the following components is essential for a circulatory system? a 1. Which of the following components is essential for a circulatory system? a 1. Which of the following components is essential for

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