Omnivore - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Het betreft een samenvatting van alle artikelen van het vak Sociale Ongelijkheid gegeven aan de Universiteit Utrecht. Het gaat om de volgende artikelen: Literatuurlijst Week 1: Inleiding stratificatiesociologie Kremer, M., Went, R. & M. Bovens (2014). “Economische ongelijkheid in Nederland.” p.11–36 in Hoe ongelijk is Nederland? Een verkenning van de ontwikkeling en gevolgen van economische ongelijkheid, Kremer, M. et al. (ed.). Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. Week 2:...

ANT100 EVO UOFT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED Primate lemurs, lorises, tarsiers, New World monkeys, Old World monkeys, and Great Apes ( humans) have: nails, short snout, large brain. What are the 2 suborders of primates? Strepsirhini and Haplorhini Strepsirhini traits - primate suborder -wet nosed -dental tooth comb - unfused synapses (forehead) -tapetum lucidum (reflective eyes) - retain Eocene features (primitive) Haplorhini traits -primate suborder -dry nose ...

BIOLOGY 1000 LECTURE EXAM 2 Qs&As MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE nutrient - ANS-Compounds in food that the body requires for proper growth, maintenance, and functioning. Omnivore - ANS-An animal that eats both plants and animals. Herbivore - ANS-A consumer that eats only plants. Carnivore - ANS-A consumer that eats only animals. Peristalsis - ANS-Involuntary waves of muscle contraction that keep food moving along in one direction through the digestive system. Enzyme - ANS-A type of protein t...

ANSC 221 EXAM 2 Questions With Verified Answers lips -most important for animals without hands, prehension (horse), sifting food, swallowing; -least important to chicken (no lips, beak) lips of pigs immobile, used for protection teeth mastication, particle size reduction -chewing important for ruminant animals-more they chew, more HCO3 produced, affects rumen fermentation tongue swallowing teeth carnivore tearing teeth omnivore can chew food teeth pig cheek tee...

ANSC 221 EXAM 2 LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ lips -most important for animals without hands, prehension (horse), sifting food, swallowing; -least important to chicken (no lips, beak) lips of pigs immobile, used for protection teeth mastication, particle size reduction -chewing important for ruminant animals-more they chew, more HCO3 produced, affects rumen fermentation tongue swallowing teeth carnivore tearing teeth omnivore can chew food teeth pig cheek teeth w cone shaped o...

Primate lemurs, lorises, tarsiers, New World monkeys, Old World monkeys, and Great Apes ( humans) have: nails, short snout, large brain. What are the 2 suborders of primates? Strepsirhini and Haplorhini Strepsirhini traits - primate suborder -wet nosed -dental tooth comb - unfused synapses (forehead) -tapetum lucidum (reflective eyes) - retain Eocene features (primitive) Haplorhini traits -primate suborder -dry nose-fused forehead -postorbital closure Infraorder(s) or Strepsirhini L...

lips : -most important for animals without hands, prehension (horse), sifting food, swallowing; -least important to chicken (no lips, beak) lips of pigs immobile, used for protection teeth : mastication, particle size reduction -chewing important for ruminant animals-more they chew, more HCO3 produced, affects rumen fermentation tongue : swallowing teeth carnivore : tearing teeth omnivore 2 | P a g e : can chew food teeth pig : cheek teeth w cone shaped or rounded cups for cru...

Independent Variable - ANSWER-The thing in an experiment that changes Dependent Variable - ANSWER-The thing that is affected by the independent variable Controlled Variable - ANSWER-The things in an experiment that stay the same Producer - ANSWER-Make their own food Omnivore - ANSWER-Animals that eat plants and animals Herbivore - ANSWER-Animals that eat plants Carnivore - ANSWER-Animals that eat other animals secondary consumer predator and scavenger Consumer - ANSWER-Org...

evolution - change in gene frequency in a population over time mechanism - a way for change to occur natural selection - a process in which individuals that have certain inherited traits tend to survive and reproduce at higher rates than other individuals because of those traits - proposed mechanism for evolutionary change variation is determined by - the environment heredity - passing of traits from parents to offspring reproductive success - successfully passing genes to next generation...

BIO 182 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers Which of the following displays Batesian mimicry? -Different Heloconid butterfly species from the same area come to resemble each other. -A non poisonous king snake resembles a poisonous coral snake. -Wasps and yellow jackets (both dangerous) have the same coloring patterns. - Answer--A non poisonous king snake resembles a poisonous coral snake. Competition between members of the same species -Aspecific -Intraspecific -Interspecific -C...