Types of Movement in Living Organisms

Movement involves any change in position or posture, while locomotion specifically refers to movement that causes a change in place or location. (correct)

Movement is always voluntary, while locomotion can be involuntary.

Movement is regulated by the brain, while locomotion is controlled by hormones.

Movement only occurs in living organisms, while locomotion can happen in both living and non-living entities.

Limbs Movement

Flagellar Movement

Ciliary Movement

Amoeboid or Pseudopodial Movement (correct)

Ingestion

Locomotion (correct)

Capturing prey

Breathing

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