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What is the primary reason we associate movement with life?
What is the primary reason we associate movement with life?
What is the main difference between plant growth and animal movement?
What is the main difference between plant growth and animal movement?
Why do buffaloes chew cud?
Why do buffaloes chew cud?
What is the purpose of controlled movement in living organisms?
What is the purpose of controlled movement in living organisms?
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What is the common feature of all movements in living organisms?
What is the common feature of all movements in living organisms?
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What is necessary for controlled movement in living organisms?
What is necessary for controlled movement in living organisms?
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What is the role of the environment in the movement of living organisms?
What is the role of the environment in the movement of living organisms?
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What is the connection between movement and growth in living organisms?
What is the connection between movement and growth in living organisms?
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What is the significance of the example of a cat running in the context of movement?
What is the significance of the example of a cat running in the context of movement?
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What is the underlying mechanism that allows living organisms to respond to changes in their environment?
What is the underlying mechanism that allows living organisms to respond to changes in their environment?
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Study Notes
Understanding Movement in Living Organisms
- Not all movements in living organisms are due to growth; some result from responses to environmental changes.
- Examples of non-growth movements include animals moving voluntarily, like a cat running, and plants responding to environmental stimuli.
Environmental Responses
- Movement in response to environmental changes is a characteristic of living organisms.
- Examples include plants growing towards sunlight, children playing on swings for pleasure, and buffaloes chewing cud to digest food.
Controlled Movements
- Movements in response to environmental changes are carefully controlled and specific to the stimulus.
- The type of movement made depends on the triggering event, such as whispering to communicate with friends in a quiet environment.
- Controlled movements imply the existence of systems that provide control and coordination in living organisms.
Control and Coordination Systems
- In multicellular organisms, specialized tissues are responsible for control and coordination activities, following the principles of body organization.
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Understanding the concept of life processes, including growth and movement, in living organisms, with a focus on plants and their development.