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Anatomy and Physiology 2, communication.
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1What does a releaser pheromone do?
- ARapid response.
- BSlow response.
- CProvide information.
- DAlter of sync bodily functions.
2What does a primer pheromone do?
- ASlow response.
- BRapid response.
- CProvide information.
- DAlter of sync bodily functions.
3What does a signal pheromone do?
- AProvide information.
- BRapid response.
- CSlow response.
- DAlter of sync bodily functions.
4What does a modulator pheromone do?
- AAlter of sync bodily functions.
- BProvide information.
- CSlow response.
- DRapid response.
5What is ectohormone?
- AA pheromone.
- BA hormone.
- CBoth.
- DNeither.
6What influences the waste products in urine or faeces?
- AEndocrine glands.
- BExocrine secretory glands.
- CBody orifices.
7Odours can be produced from the skin or internally with ducts to the surface, what is this?
- AExocrine secretory glands.
- BBody orifices.
- CEndocrine glands.
8What is responsible for food digestion and reproduction.
- ABody orifices.
- BExocrine secretory glands.
- CEndocrine glands.
9What is used in chemical communication?
- AHormones.
- BPheromones.
- CBoth.
- DNeither.
10Tick the pros of visual communication.
- AAllows species to communicate without giving away their location to predators.
- BAllow for a great depth of information to be given.
- CAllows for cross-species communication.
- DHas to be in view for this to work.
- ENot long lasting.
- FRelies on light.
11True or false? Loudness is related to sub-glottal pressure.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12True or false? Pitch is correlated of frequency of vibration, determined by the length and tension of the folds.
- ATrue
- BFalse
13True or false? Timbre is determined by a mode of vocal fold vibration.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14What controls the degree of opening within the vocal folds?
- AMuscles attached to the arytenoid cartilages control the degree of opening.
- BRocking the thyroid cartilage forward and backward.
- CMoving the arytenoids forward or backward.
15What is the top part of the larynx?
- ANasopharynx.
- BOropharynx.
- CLaryngopharynx.
16What is the middle section of the larynx?
- AOropharynx.
- BNasopharynx.
- CLaryngopharynx.
17What is the deepest part of the larynx?
- ALaryngopharynx.
- BNasopharynx.
- COropharynx.
18What is oscillatory state?
- ARepetitive variation, of some measure about central value or between two or more different states.
- BThis is the process by which the vocal folds produce sounds by vibrating.
19What does this statement describe? “A process by which vocal cords produce certain sounds through quasiperiodic vibrations.”
- APhonation.
- BCommunication.
- CPhysiological systems.
- DSignaller.
20What is quasiperiodic vibration?
- AProcess by which the vocal folds produce sounds by vibrating.
- BThis is repetitive variation, of some measure about a central value or between two or more different states.
21What does this definition describe? “Provision of information by the sender to a receiver and the subsequent use of that information by the receiver in deciding how to respond.”
- ACommunication.
- BPhonation.
- CSignals.
- DPhysiological system.
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- A&P 2 revision on animal communication.
- Author
- Kattie Stonemann
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- English
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- Created on 7 May 2018 · updated on 7 May 2018
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