State the different modes of information transfer in animal kingdom

Q: make an 1,000 words Insights about the study of fishes

A: The branch of zoology that deals with the study of fish is known as Ichthyology.The word is derived…

Q: Construct a dichotomous key to the classes of vertebrates using the table of characteristics below.

A: Given: Need to find in which class the vertebrates belong by checking the characteristics and…

Q: Direction: Make a semantic web about the two major classification of animals.

A: The kingdom Animalia consists of multicellular eukaryotes that are devoid of cell walls. The animals…

Q: Summarize the animal life cycle

A: The existence pattern of an organism alludes to the arrangement of formative stages that it goes…

Q: Describe five features of mammals.

A: Mammals are a group of warm-blooded vertebrate animals belonging to the class of  Mammalia. There…

Q: Construct a concept map for the historical background and development in Zoology

A: Living beings have a strong need to learn more about themselves and how they got to be the person…

Q: Which are the beings that form the kingdom Animalia? What are the two big groups into which this…

A: Living organisms are classified into kingdoms based on the common anatomical and physiological…

Q: design an experiment with a living creature to study and prove " Reciprocal inductive" from…

A: Embryonic induction can be defined as the processes in which one group of cells (or inducing tissue)…

Q: Describe how embryonic development determines certain coat patterns in animals.

A: Embryonic development (or embryogenesis) is the progression of the plant or animal embryo. It begins…

Q: Using arthropod representatives, discuss whether biology is a result of habitat or habitat is a…

A: Biology is the study of life forms present on the earth.

Q: Write an essay to describe the phylum Arthropoda, their relationship to other animal phyla and their…

A: Kingdom Animalia is composed of species ranging from the simplest type of animals to the most…

Q: Build a frame with at least 4 components which represent a domain for insects

A: Insects are distinguished from other arthropods by their body, which is divided into three major…

Q: Discuss how chitons adapt to their habitat

A: Introduction Chitons are small marine mollusks that belong to the Polyplacophora class, formerly…

Q: Identify adaptations that have contributed to the biological success of insects.

A: Step 1: Insects are the invertebrates that form the largest group within the phylum Arthropoda.…

Q: List the general characteristics of primates.

A: A primate is a member of the biological order Primates, which includes all animals closely related…

Q: Explain the importance of the study of insects

A: Two-third of animal population comprises of insects. By knowing about insects better exposure about…

Q: Define tissue level or aorgan level in animal kingdom?

A: Animals are characterized by being multicellular and eukaryotic. Classification of animals is about…

Q: Concisely explain the graphs below showing different patterns of adaptations of animals to their…

A: Adaptation  Adaptation is change in the organism in order to survive better in the changing…

Q: Describe FISH analysis

A: The study of the structure and function of the chromosome to understand the pattern of inheritance…

Q: Give a broad conclusion about frogs respiratory and urogenital system.

A: For respiration, frogs have three respiratory systems in their body: skin, lungs, and the mouth…

Q: Drawing animal body plans to compare features: Draw a cross-sectional diagram comparing the animals…

A: Flatworm or Acoelomate are the animal without body cavity, they involve ectoderm,mesoderm, endoderm…

Q: Compare reproduction among monotremes, marsupials, and placental mammals.

A: Reproduction is the process by which an organism creates more of its own progeny. Reproduction is…

Q: Discuss the characteristics of mammals.

A: Mammals are species included in the animal kingdom. They are present worldwide from ocean, rivers,…

Q: Describe why primitive animals are primarily marine

A: The first life on Earth was observed in water, billions of years ago. Primitive organisms are the…

Q: Describe three vertebrate adaptations to terrestrial life.

A: In the late Devonian era, the aquatic vertebrates are adapted to terrestrial vertebrates. This…

Q: 10. Complete the following table for the selected animal phyla.

A: Ans 10. The table for the complete animal phyla is given below: Phylum Character (given three)…

Q: Explain how animals are distinguished from other organisms.

A: Organ system is formed by collection of Organs.  All the organ system combine to form an organism .…

Q: Give a short note on Behavioural adaptations in animals.

A: Evolution is the process by which an organism inherits or adapts favourable characteristics that…

Q: Give examples of each of the following animal phyla: mollusks annelids arthropods chordates

A: Phylum is the second highest taxonomic after Kingdom. Large number of organisms sharing one or more…

Q: Compare and contrast insects with arachnids and myriapods.

A: Invertebrates with an exoskeleton, segmented bodies, and coupled hinged legs are known as…

Q: Describe the ecosystem and its importance to the animal kingdom. How ecosystem affects the role of…

A: The ecosystem is studied for understanding the interactions among organisms. And organism…

Q: Give the major characteristics of all animal phyla in tabulated form with proper examples.

A: The kingdom Animalia consists of a diverse group of animals. All the animals are classified under…

Q: which environment has the largest variety of animals?

A: Introduction  Environment can be summed up as the effects of all the living and non-living things…

Q: Describe the process of neurological development in a vertebrate embryo. B.  Compare and contrast…

A: CNS of a vertebrate originates from a longitudinal groove present on the neural plate that forms the…

Q: Explain why animals are more diverse than plants. Cite some contributing factors associated with…

A: Diversity is the variety of life and its processes, including the variety of living organisms, the…

Q: "Simple" animals are distinguished from more "complex" animals by their presence of hair and mammary…

A: There are many different kinds of animals which may be single celled Or multicelled. These animals…

Q: State one advantage amoeba has over a cell of a lizard in relation to their level of organisation

A: Amoebas are unicellular organisms that can grow up to 20 centimeters in diameter. They are often…

Q: Explain the characteristics that collectively distinguish animals from other kinds of organisms.

A: In the three-domain system, living things are included. Archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes make up…

Q: Indicate to which subphylum/class each animal belong to

A: Taxonomy in biology is the branch that deals with study of organisms and classifying them into…

Q: Discuss evolution of animal kingdom in detail?

A: Evolution is change in the heritable attributes of natural populaces over progressive ages. These…

Q: Analyze the factors that influence animal growth.

A: The living world is composed of all flora and fauna. The interaction of these with the abiotic…

Q: Define cellular level in animal kingdom?

A: Introduction  In animal kindom, there is classification if animal on the basis of level of…

Q: Describe and give examples of how humans display all of the features common to the animal kingdom.

A: The animal kingdom is one of the five kingdoms classified by R.H Whittaker. This kingdom consists of…

Q: Enlist the example of the effect of vertebrate animal have on human.

A: Introduction: Vertebrates include mammals, birds, tortoises, amphibians, as well as fish, and the…

Q: Describe how turtle anatomy has changed over time.

A: Changes in turtle anatomy over years: - Loss of teeth in recent species.

Q: . SUMMARY OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM Compare the animal groups by placing the correct number(s) in the…

A: Animals are classified into chordates and non chordates based on the presence or absence of the…

Learning and memory

Learning is defined as a relatively permanent and irreversible adaptive change in behavior. It always results from experience. The ability of an organism to store and recall the effects, sensations, and knowledge gained through learning and experience is called memory.