What DOESN'T describe conformers?

maintain constant internal conditions when external conditions change

What doesn't describe proximate cause questions?

explains WHY the organism is built a certain way

How do mechanical engineering rules impact physiology?

applies to the physical properties of animals

What does ENDOGENOUS changing environment mean?

environmental changes that are self-imposed

What DOESN'T describe regulators?

changing external conditions will cause the internal conditions to change

What doesn't describe ultimate cause questions?

considers the impact of the mechanisms of the organism

What ISN'T a reason why processes are regulated?

all of the options are why processes are regulated

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1
homeostasis is the maintenance of a suitable internal environment
False
True
2
physiology is diverse, but has unifying themes
False
True
3
body size influences biochemical AND physical patterns
False
True
4
What DOESN'T makeup phenotype?
morphology
all options makeup phenotype
physiology
behaviour
5
How do chemical laws impact physiology?
both options
governs molecular interactions
applies to the physical properties of animals
6
What DOESN'T describe conformers?
maintain constant internal conditions when external conditions change
can't maintain constant internal conditions when external conditions change
strategy for coping with changing conditions
allow internal conditions to change with external conditions
7
What DOESN'T describe phenotypic plasticity?
non-reversible
1 genotype can become different phenotypes when in different conditions
reversible
all describe phenotypic plasticity
8
What doesn't describe proximate cause questions?
explains WHY the organism is built a certain way
looks into the MECHANISMS of the organism
explains HOW the organism works
looks into how the organism is built FUNCTIONALLY
9
What feedback loop controls homeostasis?
always negative
usually negative
always positive
usually positive
10
How do mechanical engineering rules impact physiology?
both options
applies to the physical properties of animals
governs molecular interactions
11
What does ENDOGENOUS changing environment mean?
environmental changes caused by human behaviours
environmental changes caused by deforestation
environmental changes caused by global warming
environmental changes that are self-imposed
12
What determines range limits?
both
temperature
physiological strategy
13
genotype is the genetic makeup of an organism
True
False
14
ONLY temperature determines range limits
False
True
15
What is used to control homeostasis?
both
feedback loops
reflex control pathways
16
phenotypic plasticity is reversible and phenotypic flexibility is non-reversible
False
True
17
What's FALSE about physiological processes?
they obey laws of chemistry
they are usually regulated
they obey laws of physics
they are always regulated
18
What DOESN'T describe phenotypic flexibility?
reversible
non-reversible
1 genotype can become different phenotypes when in different conditions
all describe phenotypic flexibility
19
What questions type looks into the evolutionary origins that directly cause the behaviours of the organism?
proximate cause
ultimate cause
20
What DOESN'T describe regulators?
internal conditions remain the same when external conditions change
strategy for coping with changing conditions
changing external conditions will cause the internal conditions to change
all of the options describe regulators
21
What impacts genotype?
evolution
environment
all of the options impact phenotype
phenotype
22
What doesn't describe ultimate cause questions?
explains WHY the organism is built a certain way
considers the impact of evolutionary change and adaptations
considers the impact of the mechanisms of the organism
looks into the ORIGIN of the organism
23
What question type looks into the mechanisms that directly cause the behaviours of the organism?
proximate cause
ultimate cause
24
genotype is a product of evolution
True
False
25
What DOESN'T impact phenotype?
all of the options impact phenotype
environment
genotype
evolution
26
What ISN'T a reason why processes are regulated?
animals deal with constant endogenous environmental changes
animals deal with constant external environmental changes
maintaining homeostasis
all of the options are why processes are regulated

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