Homeostasis
Ability to maintain dynamic equilibrium around a set point
Animal needs to maintain ________ while responding to the external environmental changes.
Normal internal environment
How metabolic rate and body mass proportional?
Inversely proportional
smaller body mass have higher metabolic rate
Which have higher metabolic rate;mice or elephant?
Mice
bcus they have larger surface area to volume ratio therefore they lose heat at a faster rate and require more energy to maintain constant temperature.
Ectothermic animals
Animals that varies according to the environmental temperature. (Don’t use energy to stay warm)
နွေးအောင်နေပူခံ / ပူရင်အရိပ်ထဲနေ
Endothermic animals
Animals that can maintain a constant internal body temperature despite the environmental temperature.
eg.Human 37 degrees
Animal body plans follow pattern related to_____.
Symmetry
What are animal body plans based on symmetrical?
1)Asymmetry
2)Radial
3)Bilateral
Asymmetrical animals
Animals with no symmetry
eg.sponge
Radial symmetry animals
Animal whose body parts are arranged around a central point (having up-down orientation)
eg.aquatic animals
Do radial symmetry animals have definite right and left side?
No
Any plane cut along its longitudinal axis produces equal have but not a definite left and right side.
Bilateral symmetry animals
Animals that one line (plane cut) can separates its into definite right and left sides.(Like a mirror image)
eg.human,dogs and goats
Anterior
Front side
Posterior
Back or hind side
Dorsal
Towards the back or upper side (ကျောကိုအပေါ်ကနေမြင်ရတဲ့အပိုင်း)
Ventral
Towards the stomach or lower side
Bilateral symmetry animals is found both_____ and _____.
Land animals and aquatic animals
Bilateral symmetry animal enables ______.
high level of mobility
Aquatic animal wuth bilateral symmetry have ______ body shape.
Fusiform
(tubular shaped body that is tapered at both ends)
Whis is the advantage of having fusiform body shaped in aquatic bilateral symmetry animals?
Their body shape can decrease the drag(water resistance) on the body so they can swim with high speeds.
Aquatic organisms are constrained by____.
Forces of drag (water resistance)
Land-dwelling organisms are constrained by____.
Gravity
Flying organisms are constrained by____.
Mainly by gravity
Force of drag and gravity; which is stronger?
Force of drag bcus water have higher viscosity than air