#Question id: 20316
#Unit 7. System Physiology – Animal
#Question id: 12566
#Unit 10. Ecological Principles
#Question id: 7202
#Unit 5. Developmental Biology
Identify
the correct match of the modes of regeneration (column I) with their definition
(column II)
Column I |
Column II |
A. Stem
cell-mediated regeneration |
i. Through
the re-patterning of existing tissues. There is often little new growth but
rather cell death and a change in cell type (i.e., transdifferentiation into
a different cell fate). This results in a rescaling of the whole organism as
well as regeneration of the missing part. |
B. Epimorphosis |
ii. The
differentiated cells divide but maintain their differentiated functions. The
new cells do not come from stem cells, nor do they come from the
dedifferentiation of adult cells. |
C. Morphallaxis |
iii. Adult
structures can undergo dedifferentiation to form a relatively
undifferentiated mass of cells (a blastema) that then redifferentiates during
morphogenesis of the new structure. |
D. Compensatory
regeneration |
iv. Stem
cells allow an organism to regrow certain organs or tissues that have been
lost. |
#Question id: 23072
#Unit 12. Applied Biology
#Question id: 11405
#Unit 10. Ecological Principles
Vulnerability to extinction can be linked to species
following characteristics. Which of the following statement are correct?
A. Endemism species are more prone to extinction than fragmented
B. Species that are capable of migrating between fragments of habitat, such as between mainland areas and islands, may be more resistant to extinction
C. Population variability species are less prone to extinct
D. Species with naturally long life spans may be more likely to become extinct