A secondary round of secretion of substances from blood occurs along the proxima
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A secondary round of secretion of substances from blood occurs along the
proximal convoluted tubule
distal convoluted tubule
collecting duct
______________________ is the process that generates the physical shape of the embryo.
Spermatogenesis
Oogenesis
Morphogenesis
Sporophytes
consume spores
generate spores
generate pollen and eggs
comsume pollen and eggs
The initial fluid entering the kidney
disperses into the interstitium of the kidney
enters the small intestine for readsorption
is collected by the capsule
Angiosperms make
hornworts
flowers
cones
horsetails
The digestive tract is
a continuous muscular tube
a series of storage organs
the esophagus and stomach
the small and large intestines
Water enters and leaves vessels in the kidney by
evaporation
hydrolysis
respiration
aquaporins
The strategy used by kidneys is to
secrete a percentage of all small molecules
let all small molecules diffuse out and return everything but urine
collect urine from blood via receptors
The zygote divides rapidly due to
maternal hormones
fetal hormones
its large size
implantation
Food moves along the small intestine by
gravity
air pressure
peristalis
blood pressure
churning
Food moves through the stomach by
gravity
air pressure
peristalis
blood pressure
churning
The liver is
part of the digestive tract
where white blood cells of the digestive tract are stored
where bile is stored
an accessory organ of the digestive system
Gametophytes
consume spores
generate spores
generate pollen and eggs
comsume pollen and eggs
Insulin is produced by the
pancreas
microvilli
gall bladder
liver
Gastrulation is
digestion of food
folding in of the ectoderm
expulsion of placental contents
shedding of the uterine endothelium
Growth is achieved by the
xylem
phloem
cambium
the loop of Henle uses a combination of
active and passive transport
arteries and veins
actin and myosin
valves and smooth muscle
Germ layers refer to cells that
generate the zona pellucida
generate the uterine endothelium
generate the various embryonic tissues
generate the acrosome
Gymnosperms make
hornworts
flowers
cones
horsetails
The vasa recta consists of
cytoskeletal fibers
muscle fibers
long arterioles
collecting ducts
The zona pellucida
the inner cell mass of the blastocyst
the cap of sperm
the jelly-like protective layer of the oocyte
The correct order of events is
fertilization, ovulation, implantation, gastrulation
ovulation, fertilization, implantation, gastrulation
ovulation, implantation, fertilization, gastrulation
gastrulation, ovulation, implantation, fertilization
Labor is triggered by the hormone
Prolactin
Oxytocin
HGC
Menstruation is
digestion of food
folding in of the ectoderm
expulsion of placental contents
shedding of the uterine endothelium
The embryonic nervous system develops by
elongation of cells
fusion of cells
extrusion of a layer of cells
folding in of a layer of cells
Villi
secrete white blood cells
help to absorb nutrients
store bile
Substances initiall secreted are readsorbed in the
proximal convoluted tubule
distal convoluted tubule
collecting duct
H20 transport is achieved by the
xylem
phloem
cambium
Sugar leaves photosynthetic cells by
active transport
passive transport
aquaporins
Plants fix nitrogen by
respiration
photosynthesis
osmosis
bacteria
Urea is derived from
lipid metabolism
the nitrogen in proteins
degenerating red blood cells
degenerating white blood cells
A nephron is
a kidney stone
the hormone that promotes water retention
an aquaporin
The functional unit of the kidney
Antidiuretic hormone
helps H2O secretion
helps H2O recovery
expands the ureter
contracts the ureter
Flowers are
sporphytes
gametophyes
non-vascular
The gall bladder is
part of the digestive tract
where white blood cells of the digestive tract are stored
where bile is stored
where iron is stored
Trophoblast cells
form the embryonic nervous system
form the embryonic immune system
form the placenta
form the uterine endothelium
________ plants tend to be smaller in size
Vascular
Non-vascular
Hermaphroditic
Gametes are generated by
mitosis
meiosis
fusion
budding
Bile is
a digestive enzyme
an emulsifier
a complex of iron and protein
a solution of HCl
The placenta is
a cloaking device that hides the fetus from maternal antibodies
the interface between fetal and maternal circulation
formed by the embryo
all of these
An embryo is referred to as a fetus
after implantation
after fertilization
after all cells have differentiated
after the acrosome reaction
The stomach
absorbs nutrients
secretes H2O
absorbs H2O
secretes HCl
Nutrient transport is achieved by the
xylem
phloem
cambium
Auxins
regulate pollination
regulate photosynthesis
regulate growth
regulate nutrient flow
The enteric nervous system
regulates the mouth and tongue
regulates the entire digestive system
regulates partrolling of the digestive system by white blood cells
Methods of internal fertilization include
oviparity.
ovoviparity.
viviparity.
all of the choices are correct.
The Fallopian tube connects
the placenta to the maternal circulation
the endoderm to the ectoderm
the ovaries to the uterus
The large intestine
absorbs nutrients
secretes H2O
absorbs H2O
secretes HCl
Most H20 taken in by plants is used for
circulation
respiration
digestion
Following digestion of proteins, amino acids are stored
in the gall bladder
in fat cells after conversion to fatty acids
within cell membranes
in the appendix
Explanation / Answer
1. Morphogenesis is the process that involves structuring the physical shape of an embryo.
2. Angiosperm makes flowers. These are flowering plants having a number of species.
3. The digestive tract is a series of storage organ including, mouth, oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine and rectum.
4. Water enters and leaves vessels in the kidneys by aquaporins. These are the membranes that control flow of water among cells.
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