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NCEA Level 3: Animal Plant Responses
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1. Behaviors that have been developed by experience rather than by having them from birth
Learned
Free Running Period
Stimulus
Aggresive
2. When organisms orient themselves either towards or away from a stimulus
Hibernation
Biological Orientation
Nastic Responses
Dominance
3. Having from birth; occurring naturally rather than being learned
Optic Lobes
Innate
Octogram
Monogamy
4. The natural period of the rhythm if there are no external cues.
Free Running Period
Learned
Kineses
Sexual Dimorphism
5. The resemblance of an animal species to another species or to natural objects
Mimicry
Circannual
Short Day Plant
Aggresive
6. A polygamous mating system involving one male and many females
Geomagnetic Cues
Abscisic Acid
Polygyny
Star Compass
7. Mating behaviour in which a number of males and females mates with each other.
Biological Orientation
Nastic Responses
Polygamy
Polygynandry
8. Foe - opponent - adversary
Antagonist
Free Running Period
Monogamy
Biological Orientation
9. Located in the brain; secretes hormone melatonin; in some species - it regulates the biological clock and biorhythms
Crepuscular
Pigment
Cytokinins
Pineal
10. The environmental agent that resets the biological clock e.g: change in light - temperature
Klinokinesis
Stimulus
Zeitgeber
Biological Clock
11. A single receptor is used to calculate the direction of a stimulus
Endogenous
Klinotaxes
Cytokinins
Sun Compass
12. When the amount of random turning is related to the intensity of a stimulus (unorientated response)
Diapause
Effectors
Ethylene
Klinokinesis
13. Substance produced in the tip of a seedling that stimulates cell elongation
Effectors
Stimulus
Auxin
Biological Orientation
14. Having a daily cycle or occurring every day
Endogenous
Diurnal
Phytochrome
Polyandry
15. Light receptor pigment in photoperiodism. Pr (red-light absorbing) vs Pfr (infrared light absorbing) In short-day plants - it stops flowering but in long-day plants it induces flowering
Phytochrome
Star Compass
Pigment
Kin Selection
16. The period of daylight - specific for any given species - that triggers a long-day or a short-day response in organisms
Stimulus
Mimicry
Critical Day Length
Polygyny
17. Cause responses that alter conditions in the internal environment
Polygynandry
Cooperative Interactions
Agonistic
Effectors
18. Disposed to attack; militant; assertive; pushing
Star Compass
Aggresive
Ethylene
Free Running Period
19. Prolonged relationship between male and female - associated with joint parental care
Pair Bonding
Optic Lobes
Dominance
Klinokinesis
20. A polygamous mating system involving one female and many males
Hormones
Klinotaxes
Polyandry
Kin Selection
21. A special case of polymorphism based on the distinction between the secondary sex characteristics of males and females.
Beta
Sexual Dimorphism
Hierarchy
Agonistic
22. A biological clock that enables a migrating bird or insect to fly using the sun and continuously adjust its angle to the sun while flying.
Cytokinins
Nocturnal
Sun Compass
Innate
23. Chemical messengers that are manufactured by the endocrine glands - travel through the bloodstream - and affect other tissues
Hormones
Gibberellins
Polygyny
Submissive
24. Yearly activity period - approximately 360 days
Circannual
Pineal
Agonistic
Critical Day Length
25. Cessation from or slowing of activity during the winter
Hibernation
Biological Orientation
Endogenous
Klinokinesis
26. A cue using the earths magnetic field
Auxin
Geomagnetic Cues
Alpha
Polyandry
27. Derived or originating internally
Endogenous
Hormones
Cooperative Interactions
Exogenous
28. Special structures that allow living organisms to sense the conditions of their internal or external environment
Receptors
Submissive
Polygyny
Dominance
29. Period of dormancy - usually seasonal - which growth and development cease and metabolism is greatly reduced
Diapause
Effectors
Pair Bonding
Endogenous
30. Plant that generally requires long nights-- 12 or more hours of darkness to begin the flowering process.
Short Day Plant
Klinokinesis
Hormones
Dormancy
31. Having only one spouse at a time
Monogamy
Diapause
Critical Day Length
Gibberellins
32. This is the growth towards or away from a stimulus coming from one direction. If the movement is towards the stimulus it is positive - if it is away from the stimulus it is negative
Nastic Responses
Cooperative Interactions
Tropisms
Diapause
33. To change the start times of a rhythm - but not its period
Geomagnetic Cues
Alpha
Phase Shift
Receptors
34. Diagram showing the periods of activity and rest of an organism over a number of twenty four hour periods so that trends in activity can be identified
Alpha
Hormones
Octogram
Cooperative Interactions
35. Working together between species or in a species
Submissive
Cooperative Interactions
Exogenous
Stimulus
36. The process by which evolution selects for genes that cause individuals to provide benefits to their relatives
Crepuscular
Phytochrome
Ethylene
Kin Selection
37. Plant hormone that stimulates fruit ripening and leaf drop
Circannual
Innate
Endogenous
Ethylene
38. Movement of the whole organism towards or away from a stimulus coming from one direction
Innate
Hibernation
Octogram
Taxes
39. A hormone that promotes seed and bud germination - stem elongation - and leaf growth; stimulate flowering and development of fruit; affect root growth and differentiation
Circannual
Gibberellins
Diapause
Submissive
40. An innate mechanism in living organisms that controls the periodicity of many physiological functions
Dormancy
Biological Clock
Homing
Taxes
41. Period of time during which a plant embryo is alive but not growing
Octogram
Biological Orientation
Dormancy
Abscisic Acid
42. A group or system in which positions of power are ranked
Hierarchy
Beta
Effectors
Circannual
43. Any area that an animal defends against other animals
Beta
Hormones
Mimicry
Territory
44. The lobes of the brain that receive signals from the receptors in the eyes
Optic Lobes
Hibernation
Diurnal
Receptors
45. Stimulates cell division and growth of lateral buds. Causes dormant seeds to sprout.
Cytokinins
Sun Compass
Critical Day Length
Kin Selection
46. Reversible growth or turgor movement in response to a non directional stimulus
Long Day Plant
Homing
Nastic Responses
Aggresive
47. Willing to submit without resistance to authority
Endogenous
Submissive
Hormones
Pigment
48. Plant that generally requires short nights-- less that 10-12 hours of darkness to begin the flowering process.
Klinokinesis
Biological Clock
Long Day Plant
Agonistic
49. Of or relating to biological processes occurring at 24-hour intervals
Homing
Aggresive
Diurnal
Circadian
50. A colored chemical compound that absorbs light - producing color
Effectors
Crepuscular
Pigment
Kineses