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NCEA L3 Biology - Plant and Animal Responses
NCEA L3 Biology - Plant and Animal Responses
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A #biology Quiz for #NCEA Level 3 Plant and Animal Responses revision!
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1
Parasite that only gets a portion of its nutrient requirements from its host
Demi-Parasite
Hemi-Parasite
Tape worm
Obligate Parasite
2
Behaviour where the rate of locomotion is proportional to an organisms tolerance levels...
Orthotaxis
Klinotaxis
Orthokinesis
Klinokinesis
3
Stags are attracted to pheromones secreted by female deer. This is:
Negative Chemotaxis
Positive Chemotropism
Positive Thigmotaxis
Positive Chemotaxis
4
A plant "folds" its leaves in response to touch. This is a...
Thigmonastic Response
Chemonastic Response
Thigmotropic Response
Nyctinastic Response
5
A plant changes its direction of growth in response to touch. This is...
Thigmonasty
Thigmotropism
Nyctinasty
Thigmotaxis
6
Behaviour of whitebait aligning themselves to swim upstream
Negative rheotaxis
Negative geokinesis
Positive rheokinesis
Positive rheotaxis
7
Flatworms instinctively avoid exposure to light. This is:
Vampirism
Negative Phototaxis
Positive Taxis
Positive Phototaxis
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An interspecific relationship where one species benefits and the other is unaffected:
Commensalism
Parasitism
Exploitation
Epiphyte
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A warning signal produced to warn potential predators of prey unpalatability/danger. This is:
Aposematism
Allopathy
Aposepathy
Allelopathy
10
Harmless species evolve to imitate a harmful species to ward off potential predators. This is:
Batesian Mimicry
Mimicricial
Orthokinesis
Mullerian Mimicry
11
A relationship where both species benefit
Smurfs
Symbiosis
Mutualism
Commensalism
12
Light sensitive protein that inhibits flowering in some plants
Phytochrome r
Phytochrome fr
Phytochromes
Phytochrome f
13
Where two species interact because one or both cannot live without the other
Pair bond
Aposematism
Commensalism
Symbiosis
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A tree's growth is inhibited by the release of a chemical by another tree in the area. This is:
Allelopathy
Alleletropism
Allopathy
Allelothy
15
Principle that similar species cannot/will not co-exist for long in the same ecological niche
Gause's Principle
Co-evolution
Evolution
Amensalism
16
Organism that lays eggs in another species nest, expecting that their offspring will be raised:
Egg Laying Organism
Brood Parasite
Brood Organisms
Egg Parasite
17
Body structures/colouration that makes an organism blend in with the environmnet
Invisibility
Camouflage
Adaptive Visibility
Green and Brown
18
A plant that grows on another plant, especially one that is not parasitic
Commensalism
Epiphyte
Autotroph
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Competition for resources between members of different species
Allelopathy
Mutualism
Intraspecific Competition
Interspecific Competition
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Type of exploitation by animals on plants only...
Mutualism
Herbivory
Predation
Vegetarianism
