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Groups of segments that work to perform a set of functions, are partially or completely fused together, are referred to as terga O phalanxes O metameres sterna tagmata O tissues segments

Groups of segments that work to perform a set of functions, are partially or completely fused together, are referred to as terga O phalanxes O metameres sterna tagmata O tissues segments

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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**Quiz Question:** **Title:** Understanding Biological Segmentation **Question:** Groups of segments that work to perform a set of functions, are partially or completely fused together, are referred to as - ○ terga - ○ phalanxes - ○ metameres - ○ sterna - ○ tagmata - ○ tissues - ○ segments **Explanation:** This question tests your understanding of the concept of biological segmentation, which is essential in the study of anatomy and physiology. The options provided refer to different structures and terms used in various biological contexts. Consider how structures are organized and function cohesively in living organisms.
Transcribed Image Text:**Quiz Question:** **Title:** Understanding Biological Segmentation **Question:** Groups of segments that work to perform a set of functions, are partially or completely fused together, are referred to as - ○ terga - ○ phalanxes - ○ metameres - ○ sterna - ○ tagmata - ○ tissues - ○ segments **Explanation:** This question tests your understanding of the concept of biological segmentation, which is essential in the study of anatomy and physiology. The options provided refer to different structures and terms used in various biological contexts. Consider how structures are organized and function cohesively in living organisms.
The question asks which group of animals differs from spiders and other members of the Chelicerata due to their lack of venom, herbivorous diet, and internal digestion method. The participants are instructed to select all applicable options from the list. Options: - the ticks - none of these - the horseshoe crabs - the harvestmen - the pycnogonida
Transcribed Image Text:The question asks which group of animals differs from spiders and other members of the Chelicerata due to their lack of venom, herbivorous diet, and internal digestion method. The participants are instructed to select all applicable options from the list. Options: - the ticks - none of these - the horseshoe crabs - the harvestmen - the pycnogonida
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