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ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY 4TH EDITION TEST BANK BY HILLS, WYSE, ANDERSON Table of Contents PART I. FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSIOLOGY 1:Animals and Environments: Function on the Ecological Stage 2:Molecules and Cells in Animal Physiology 3:Genomics, Proteomics, and Related Approaches to Physiology 4:Physiological Development and Epigenetics 5:Transport of Solutes and Water PART II. FOOD, ENERGY, AND TEMPERATURE 6:Nutrition, Feeding, and Digestion 7:Energy Metabolism 8:Aerobic and Anaerobic Forms of Metabolism 9:The Energetics of Aerobic Activity 10:Thermal Relations 11:Food, Energy, and Temperature at Work: The Lives of Mammals in Frigid Places PART III. INTEGRATING SYSTEMS 12:Neurons 13:Synapses 14:Sensory Processes 15:Nervous System Organization and Biological Clocks 16:Endocrine and Neuroendocrine Physiology 17:Reproduction 18:Integrating Systems at Work: Animal Navigation PART IV. MOVEMENT AND MUSCLE 19:Control of Movement: The Motor Bases of Animal Behavior 20:Muscle 21:Movement and Muscle at Work: Plasticity in Response to Use and Disuse PART V. OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND INTERNAL TRANSPORT 22:Introduction to Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Physiology 23:External Respiration: The Physiology of Breathing 24:Transport of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide in Body Fluids (with an Introduction to Acid-Base Physiology) 25:Circulation 26:Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, and Internal Trasnport at Work: Diving by Marine Mammals PART VI. WATER, SALTS, AND EXCRETION 27:Water and Salt Physiology: Introduction and Mechanisms 28:Water and Salt Physiology of Animals in Their Environments 29:Kidneys and Excretion (with Notes on Nitrogen Excretion) 30:Water, Salts, and Excretion at Work: Mammals of Deserts and Dry Savanna

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AnimalcPhysiology,cFourthcEdition
Hillc•cWysec•cAnderson

Chapter 1: Animals and Environments: Function on the Ecological Stage
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TESTcBANKcQUESTIONS

MultiplecChoice

1.cWhichcstatementcaboutcthecdisciplinecofcphysiologyciscfalse?
a.cItciscackeycdisciplinecforcunderstandingchowcanimalscchangecovercEarth’schistory.
b.cItciscackeycdisciplinecforcunderstandingcthecfundamentalcbiologycofcallcanimals.
c.cItciscackeycdisciplinecforcunderstandingchumanchealthcandcdisease.
d.cItciscackeycdisciplinecforcunderstandingcthechealthcandcdiseasecofcnonhumancanimals.
Answer:ca
TextbookcReference:cThecImportancecofcPhysiology
Bloom’scCategory:c5.cEvaluating

2.cTocunderstandchowcacfishcpropelscitselfcbycapplyingcforcesctocthecwater,cphysiologists
wouldcstudycits
a.cbiomechanics.
b.cevolution.
c.cecology.
d.ccellcphysiology.
Answer:ca
TextbookcReference:cThecHighlycIntegrativecNaturecofcPhysiology
Bloom’scCategory:c2.cUnderstanding

3.cThecdatacincthecgraphcbelowcwouldcbecrelevantctocwhichcsubdisciplinecofcphysiology?




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a.cEvolution
b.cCellcphysiology
c.cMorphology
d.cEcology
Answer:cd
TextbookcReference:cThecHighlycIntegrativecNaturecofcPhysiology
Bloom’scCategory:c2.cUnderstanding

4.cIncthecstudycofcphysiology,cthectermc“_______”crefersctoctheccomponentscofcliving
animalscandcthecinteractionscamongcthoseccomponentscthatcenablecanimalsctocperformcas
theycdo.
a.cfeedback
b.cregulation
c.cnaturalcselection
d.cmechanism
Answer:cd
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions
Bloom’scCategory:c1.cRemembering

5.cHowcisctheclightcreactioncincthecfireflycinhibited?
a.cMitochondriacpreventcoxygencfromcreactingcwithcluciferyl-AMP.
b.cNitriccoxideccombinescwithcoxygenctocpreventcreactioncwithcluciferyl-AMP.
c.cATPciscpreventedcfromccombiningcwithcluciferin.
d.cLuciferaseciscpreventedcfromccatalyzingcthecreaction.
Answer:ca
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions
Bloom’scCategory:c2.cUnderstanding

6.cWhichcofcthecfollowingciscnotcneededcincthecmechanismcofclightcproductioncincthe
firefly?
a.cOxygen
b.cATP
c.cLight
d.cLuciferin
Answer:cc
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions
Bloom’scCategory:c2.cUnderstanding

7.cIncthecfirefly,clightciscemittedcwhen
a.cATPccombinescwithcluciferin,cformingcluciferyl-AMP.
b.creleasedcnitriccoxidecblockscthecmitochondria’scusecofcoxygen.
c.cthecelectron-excitedcproductcofcO2 andcluciferyl-AMPcreturnsctocitscgroundcstate.
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d.cluciferaseciscactivatedcbycoxygen.
Answer:cc
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions



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Bloom’scCategory:c5.cEvaluating

8.cWhichcofcthecfollowingciscconsideredcthec“on”cswitchcforctheclight-emittingcreactioncof
thecfirefly?
a.cOxygen
b.cLuciferase
c.cNitriccoxide
d.cATP
Answer:cc
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions
Bloom’scCategory:c3.cApplying

9.cAcphysiologicalcmechanismcorcotherctraitcthatciscacproductcofcevolutioncandcis
advantageouscisccalled
a.cancadaptation.
b.cnaturalcselection.
c.cadaptivecsignificance.
d.cevolution.
Answer:ca
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions
Bloom’scCategory:c1.cRemembering

10.cWhatciscthecadaptivecsignificancecofclightcemissioncincthecfirefly?
a.cFemalecfirefliescemitclightcincsuchcacwaycthatcdistinguishesctheircspecies.
b.cAllcfirefliescemitclightctoclurecprey.
c.cMalecfirefliescemitclightctocattractcmates.
d.cMalecfirefliescemitclightctocevadecpredators.
Answer:cc
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions
Bloom’scCategory:c2.cUnderstanding

11.cWhichcofcthecfollowingciscacsimilaritycbetweencancoctopuscandcacfish?
a.cThecevolutionarycadaptationcofcexcellentcvision
b.cThecmechanismcofcvision
c.cThecprocessingcofcvisualcsignalscbeforecreachingcthecopticcnerve
d.cThecneuroanatomycofctheceye
Answer:ca
TextbookcReference:cMechanismcandcOrigin:cPhysiology’scTwocCentralcQuestions
Bloom’scCategory:c5.cEvaluating

12.cResearchcincthecfieldcofc_______cphysiologycemphasizescsynthesiscacrossclevelscof
biologicalcorganization.
a.cevolutionary
b.ccomparative
c.cenvironmental
d.cintegrative



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