In Aristotle’s scala naturae, which of the following animal groups possess all four types of “souls” (nutritive, sensitive, locomotive, and rational)? viviparous quadrupeds zoophytes oviparous quadrupeds humans malacostraca
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In Aristotle’s scala naturae, which of the following animal groups possess all four types of “souls” (nutritive, sensitive, locomotive, and rational)?
- viviparous quadrupeds
- zoophytes
- oviparous quadrupeds
- humans
- malacostraca
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- Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle agreed that the only animals to possess rational souls are: amphibians (cold-blooded oviparous quadrupeds without scales) birds (warm-blooded oviparous vertebrates with feathers) reptiles (cold-blooded oviparous quadrupeds with scales) D. humans (warm-blooded viviparous vertebrates with hair) fish (cold-blooded gill-breathing aquatic vertebrates)In Aristotle’s scala naturae, the entoma (insects, chelicerates, and other non-crustacean arthropods): possess nutritive souls and rational souls, but not locomotive souls or sensitive souls possess nutritive souls, locomotive souls, and rational souls, but not sensitive souls possess nutritive souls, but not sensitive souls, locomotive souls, or rational souls possess nutritive souls, sensitive souls, and locomotive souls, but not rational souls possess nutritive souls and sensitive souls, but not locomotive souls or rational soulsWhen reproducing the majority of bony fish are: Group of answer choices Mitotic Ovoviviparous Viviparous Placental Oviparous
- How are these animals alike to each otherWhich of the following would not be a reason animals typically exhibit dishonest behavior? To purposefully decrease another animal's fitness To avoid conflict To stop extrapair copulation To increase their own fitnessThese animals are engaged in _______________________
- Do we have any moral obligations toward any animals? What is the extent of these obligations? Why do we have these obligations (if we do)? What is it about (various kinds of) animals that make them such that how we treat them matters morally?Vervet monkeys in the wild exhibit which of the following scientific skills? responding to a leopard alarm call by standing upright and looking around before fleeing responding to an eagle alarm call by standing upright and looking around before fleeing responding to a leopard alarm call by diving out of trees into the undergrowth responding to an eagle alarm call by diving out of trees into the undergrowth responding to a snake alarm call by climbing into the treetops immediatelyGive reasons why the frog is chosen to be studied in all Biology classes, as the representative of all animals in the animal kingdom.
- Primates typically have multiple offspring each year and these offspring mature very quickly and live on their own at a faster pace than other mammals. True FalseAristotle classified all warm-blooded fur-covered tetrapod vertebrates that give birth to live young as: the viviparous quadrupeds the malacostraca the fish the ostracoderms the oviparous quadrupedsWhat is the association of animals when both partners are benefitted?