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What is the term for the type of mobility in animals that depend on their environment for transportation?
What is the term for the type of mobility in animals that depend on their environment for transportation?
- Passive locomotion (correct)
- Active locomotion
- Environmental locomotion
- Self-propelled locomotion
Which anatomical structures are sometimes referred to as locomotory organs or locomotory structures?
Which anatomical structures are sometimes referred to as locomotory organs or locomotory structures?
- Legs and arms
- Wings and fins (correct)
- Cilia and tails
- All of the above
- Legs, wings, and tails
What is the etymology of the term 'locomotion'?
What is the etymology of the term 'locomotion'?
- Formed in English from Latin words meaning 'from a place' and 'motion' (correct)
- Originated from French words meaning 'movement' and 'location'
- Comes from German words meaning 'travel' and 'distance'
- Derived from Greek words meaning 'motion' and 'place'
What type of locomotion mechanism do migratory animals that travel vast distances typically have?
What type of locomotion mechanism do migratory animals that travel vast distances typically have?
What is an example of passive locomotion mentioned in the text?
What is an example of passive locomotion mentioned in the text?
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Passive Locomotion in Animals
Passive Locomotion in Animals
A type of animal movement where the animal relies on the environment for transportation rather than its own muscles.
Locomotory Structures (Animals)
Locomotory Structures (Animals)
Wings and fins that aid in animal movement.
Etymology of 'Locomotion'
Etymology of 'Locomotion'
Combined Latin words meaning 'from a place' and 'motion'.
Locomotion of Migratory Animals
Locomotion of Migratory Animals
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Example of Passive Locomotion
Example of Passive Locomotion
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