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All primates have opposable thumbs. However, human thumbs are FULLY opposable because...
All of the other answers
More mobile
More muscular
Longer
2
If a plant is placed on its side, its shoots will bend and grow upwards against gravity. This is an example of:
Negative Gravitropism
Postive Gravitropism
Positive Phototropism
Negative Gravitaxis
3
Rigid wrists help with transfer of weight when:
Quadrupedal
Bipedal
Knuckle Walking
Brachiating
4
The section of the brain that co-ordinates the muscular movements required to produce speech is...
Endocranial
Cerebellum
Brocca's Area
Wernicke's Area
5
During the mid-late Miocene parts of Africa changed from forest to savannah because the climate became:
Cooler & Dryer
Warmer & Dryer
Warmer & Wetter
Cooler & Wetter
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Avoids predators active only in daylight and in darkness. This is an example of:
Nocturnal Rhythm
Circatidal Rhythm
Circadian Rhythm
Crepuscular Rhythm
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Stags are attracted to pheromones secreted by female deer. This is an example of:
Negative Chemotaxis
Postive Chemotaxis
Positive Chemokinesis
Positive Chemotropism
8
The more robust structures associated with ape skulls are associated with:
Large muscle attachment
All of the other answers
Tough, fibrous diet
Absorption of chewing forces
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Provides efficient toe-initiated push-off for propulsion.
Gracile Heel
Robust Heel
Opposable Hallux
Aligned Hallux
10
Bipedalism --> Free Hands --> Better Hand Manipulation --> Better Tools --> Better Food --> Bipedalism shows...
Positive Feedback
Cultural Evolution
Selection Pressures
Biological Evolution
11
When red phytochrome is exposed to white light, it is converted into far red phytochrome. This happens during:
winter days only
the day
summer days only
the night
12
Greater abstract thought involved in things such as imagination, language, art and religion is associated with a:
Brocca's Area
Large Frontal Lobe
Large Cerebellum
Complex Brain
13
Honey bees have bright stripes to warn predators of their dangerous sting. This is an example of:
Aposematism
Batesian Mimicry
Allelopathy
Mullerian Mimicry
14
The first hominin associated with tool us is:
H. erectus
H. neanderthalensis
H. sapiens
H. habilis
15
When the lower portion of the face markedly projects forward.
Diastema
Prognathism
Brow Ridge
Zygomatic Arch
16
Any social behaviour related to fighting; includes ritual fights, displays, vocalisations and threat postures is...
Agonistic Behaviour
Aggression
Ritualistic Behaviour
Apical Meristem
17
Shorter days in the winter cue some animals to migrate. This is an example of:
Sexual Maturity
Circadian rhythms
Photoperiod
Shifting Seasons
18
The pohutakawa is often referred to as NZ's Christmas tree as its flowering occurs in summer. This is an example of:
A SDP
A LNP
A LDP
FOMO
19
A group aggressively defends nest sites/young and most valuable resources. This is an example of:
Home Range
Submissive Behaviour
Interspecific Competition
Territorialism
20
Places the feet directly below the centre of gravity as knee joins are closer to the midline than the hips.
<90 degree Valgus Angle
~90 Degree Valgus Angle
S-shaped Rib Cage
Longitudinal Arch