Evolution

Question 0

Parasitism

Answer 0

A non mutual symbiotic relationship between species where one species benefits at the expense of the other

Question 1

Symbiosis

Answer 1

A close and long term interaction between two or more different biological series

Question 2

Mutualism

Answer 2

The way two organism of different species exist in a relationship in which each individual benefits

Question 3

Medulla oblongata

Answer 3

Deals with involuntary functions (breathing, heart rate and blood pressure)

Question 4

Cerebrum

Answer 4

Largest part of brain, focuses on thought and action

Question 5

Cerebellum

Answer 5

Involved in fine movement coordination, balance and equilibrium and muscle tone

Question 6

Thalamus function

Answer 6

Is apart of motor control, receives auditory and visual sensory signals

Question 7

Hypothalamus function

Answer 7

Links nervous system to endocrine system via the pituitary gland

Question 8

Gymnosperms

Answer 8

Seed producing plants

Question 9

Angiosperms

Answer 9

Flowering plant

Question 10

Chondrichthyes

Answer 10

Cartilaginous fish (oil producing liners)

Question 11

Osteichthyes

Answer 11

Bony Frisch (swim bladders

Question 12

Nematocysts

Answer 12

Stinging cells found in cnidarians

Question 13

Sessile

Answer 13

Porifera

Question 14

Coelem

Answer 14

A body cavity contained in the mesoderm of segmented worm

Question 15

Tunicates

Answer 15

An invertebrate chordate

Question 16

Homeothermic

Answer 16

Warm blooded