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4. Mimosa pudica eloses its leaflets once touched due nastic movements. 5. Sliding filament theory states that the sliding of actin past myosin generates muscle tension 6, Rod cells distinguish various colors, and they are sensitive to bright light. 7. Receptors are biological mechanism that enables plant to move toward or against the source of a stimulus 8. Statocyst is an organ exemplified for thermoreceptors. 9. Cytokinin is a plant hormone that triggers phototropism 10. Response is anything in the environment (light, water, heat, pressure, wind, touch, etc.) that triggers a physiological change in an organism.

4. Mimosa pudica eloses its leaflets once touched due nastic movements. 5. Sliding filament theory states that the sliding of actin past myosin generates muscle tension 6, Rod cells distinguish various colors, and they are sensitive to bright light. 7. Receptors are biological mechanism that enables plant to move toward or against the source of a stimulus 8. Statocyst is an organ exemplified for thermoreceptors. 9. Cytokinin is a plant hormone that triggers phototropism 10. Response is anything in the environment (light, water, heat, pressure, wind, touch, etc.) that triggers a physiological change in an organism.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Provide answer in number 4 to 10. Understand carefully the direction and given pictures below. It’s not incomplete. No need to explain each correct answer. Thank you in advance.
4. Mimosa pudica closes its leaflets once touched due nastic movements, 5. Sliding filament theory states that the sliding of actin past myosin generates muscle tension _6, Rod cells distinguish various colors, and they are sensitive to bright light. 7. Receptors are biological mechanism that enables plant to move toward or against the source of a stimulus 8. Statocyst is an organ exemplified for thermoreceptors. 9. Cytokinin is a plant hormone that triggers phototropism _10. Response is anything in the environment (light, water, heat, pressure, wind, touch, etc.) that triggers a physiological change in an organism.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Mimosa pudica closes its leaflets once touched due nastic movements, 5. Sliding filament theory states that the sliding of actin past myosin generates muscle tension _6, Rod cells distinguish various colors, and they are sensitive to bright light. 7. Receptors are biological mechanism that enables plant to move toward or against the source of a stimulus 8. Statocyst is an organ exemplified for thermoreceptors. 9. Cytokinin is a plant hormone that triggers phototropism _10. Response is anything in the environment (light, water, heat, pressure, wind, touch, etc.) that triggers a physiological change in an organism.
B. Modified True or False: Read and analyze the following statements below. Identify whether the statements provide facts or not. Write letter "T" if it is true and once the statement is identified as false, underline the term/s that make/s it incorrect then write the correct word to be used instead. Use the provided space before each number in executing this task.
Transcribed Image Text:B. Modified True or False: Read and analyze the following statements below. Identify whether the statements provide facts or not. Write letter "T" if it is true and once the statement is identified as false, underline the term/s that make/s it incorrect then write the correct word to be used instead. Use the provided space before each number in executing this task.
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