Ka5 Metabloism And Adversed Conditions Flashcards

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What is surviving adverse conditions by dormancy

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Dormancy is a period of decreased metabolic rate, heart rate, breathing rate and body temperature
This is a part of some organisms lifestyle, may be predictive or consequential

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What is predictive dormancy

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Occurs before the start of adverse conditions

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What is consequential dormancy

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Occurs after the start of adverse conditions

Advantage as organism can remain active for longer

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What is the different types of dormancy

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Hibernation
Aestivation
Daily trooper

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What is hibernation

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A period of dormancy found in some mammal lifecycles to survive low temp during winter

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What is daily trooper

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A period of reduced activity each day found in some animals with higher metabolic rates

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Wbag is aestivation

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A period of dormancy found in some animal life cycles to survive high temperatures or a period of drought

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Why are environments varied

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Many environments very between tolerable limits for normal metabolic activity for an organism

Some animals are adapted to survive these adverse conditions

Other animals avoid these adverse conditions

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How to avoid adveras conditions

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Migration

The regular movements of members of the same species from one place to another over a long distance

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Migrationary behviour is described as what

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Inherited or innate

An animal is born with the instinct to do this or can be influenced or can learn from experiences

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What animal groups migrate

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All major animal groups
Eg birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects

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How does migration avoid metabolic adversity

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By expending energy to relocate to a more suitable environment

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What have science developed

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Specialised techniques such as satellite tracking and leg rings to study long distance migration

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What is a satokoge tracker

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Glued to animals skin or implanted Under the skin

Signals are picked up by satilites so more precise information is gathered on migratory routes

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What are leg rings

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Metal leg rings containing the birds number and investigators contact details

When recaptured and information is reported the migratory behaviour can be mapped

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