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Animal - eukaryotic organism with no cell walls, multicellular, motile, and ingestion feeders development - progression of life stages primitive - taken along the way of evolutionary development holozonic - Whole food engulfing saprozoic - absorbing food monophyletic - group having a common anc...

Traditionalist - Using the style of today, and combining the style of the pervious 200 years Modernist - A name givien to music which was more cutting edge Avant-Garde - Ahead of the times, especially in the arts Impressoinism - lack of detail, haziness Claude Debussy - Father of 20th century mu...

Neuron Doctrine - 1.The brain is composed of separate cells that are distinct structurally, metabolically, and functionally 2."Information" is transferred from neuron to neuron/cell across tiny gaps. This connection is called a synapse Camillo Golgi - discovered golgi apparatus Ramon y Cajal ...

Ursa Major - Answer-circumpolar constellation at 45N Big dipper - Answer-asterism Orion - Answer-asterism Taurus - Answer-zodiac constellation Draco - Answer-circumpolar at 45N Northern Cross - Answer-asterism Your birth sign is - Answer-the constellation behind the sun at the moment of your b...

Cell - smallest living unit of life 2 Categories for all Cells - Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Eukaryotic cells have - a true nucleus Bacteria is an example of - prokaryotic cell 2 types of Eukaryotic cells - plant and animal Organelle - a part of the cell that has a specialized structure and func...

3 germ layers - ectoderm, MESODERM, endoderm What does the mesoderm form? - True muscle tissue Acoelomate - no body cavity coelomate (eucoelomate) - True body cavity completely surrounded by mesoderm Pseudocoelomate - false body cavity symmetry of platyhelminthes - bilateral symmetry (first app...

What is energy? - ATP (adesinetriphosphate) Energy currency of the body aerobic vs. anaerobic Do not store the energy that is produced. Aerobic - Uses oxygen Krebs Cycle ETC (Electric Transport Chain) Anaerobic - No oxygen PCR Glycolysis P-Cr - Produces ATP Fueled by phosphorus and creati...

A glycogen granule would be characterized as: - Answer-A cytoplasmic inclusion Which neuronal structure is responsible for carrying signals into the cell body? - Answer-Dendrite Which type of vesicle is received by the golgi apparatus? - Answer-Transport Which cellular function is lost as a resu...

Which of the following parts of the SWOT analysis are internal to the business? A. Strengths B. Weaknesses C. Opportunities D. Threats - Answer-A and B. Strengths and Weaknesses The Law of Demand states: A. There us a direct relationship between price and quantity demanded B. There is an inve...

physiology - definition - the study of the normal function of a living organism and its component parts anatomy - where the parts are situated physiology - how the parts interact general/structure - skeletal & muscular, integumentary (skin) internal/external exchange - reproductive, digestive, ...

Results of the developments and discoveries over time have given us a food supply in the US that is which of the following. - Safe and nutritious Varied and economical A and B Which of the following is a not a reason why we produce diagrams of a process flow? - So we don't have to interact wit...

What animal characteristics do protozoans have? - No cell walls, eukaryotic, some are multicellular, some are heterotrophs How are protozoans able to carry out bodily functions in a single cell? - -possess organelles -some are autotrophs -possess all other animal characteristics What are two ki...

What is sociology? - Answer-the systematic study of human society Sociological Imagination - Answer-the ability to see the link between society and self. -C.Wright Mills Socialization - Answer-the process by which individuals internalize the values, beliefs, and norms of a given society and lear...

social psychology - study of how people influence others' behavior, beliefs, and attitudes (Chap 13) social comparison theory - theory that states we seek to evaluate our abilities and beliefs by comparing them with those of others (Chap 13) mass histeria - outbreak of irrational behavior that ...