Chemical Coordination In Animals Free Doubts and Solutions
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in animals hormones can be secreted by one organ and can act on multiple organs justify this statement by explaining the effect of a single animal hormone on three organs
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A predator is hunting a squirrel. What does animals like squirrel like in the scary situation?
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How does chemical Co-ordination take place in animals
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name the hormone which is commonly known as "birth hormone "
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_______ is responsible for maintaining the biological clock of body.
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why are hormones called chemical messengers?
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What is the main endocrine secretion related to reproductive system??
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Write any three characteristics of endocrine glands.
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Explain briefly about feedback mechanism.
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Why Himalay people mostly suffer from Goitre
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Examples of animal hormones
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Which gland in our body is called as biological clock and why?
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explain the mechanism of feedback regulation with the help of one example.
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name any 3 endocrine glands in human body and briefly write the function of each of them?
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What are the differentiate between endocrine and exocrine plants ?
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sir/Mam please can you tell me that what are endocrine glands and which are they? briefly :- (make sure that all endocrine glands cover in this query and also use extra glands apart from our syllabus with diagrams of each)
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NAME A NEUROTRANSMITTER ?
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sir can you explain me neuro transmmitor?
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what is reflex action?
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why our heart pumps much faster when we are afaid if something,or when we are very much exited.
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sir can you tell me that from where the shock is produce in our body due to which our heart is running?
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Mention five points difference between the nervous system and the endocrine system.
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Generally some of teenagers readily come under bad influences under peer group pressure. (i) Why do teenagers readily come under this influence? (ii) Suggest methods to overcome such problems.
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(a) Why should we use iodized salt in our diet? (b) If iodine is insufficient in one's diet, what might be the deficiency disease?
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Name the hormones secreted by Thyroid, Pancreas and Adrenal gland. Write atleast one function of each hormone.
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Define hormones. Name the hormone secreted by thyroid. Write its function.
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(a) Which hormone is responsible for the changes noticed in males at puberty? (b) Deficiency of which hormone leads to dwarfism. (c) Name the hormone which is injected to a diabetic patient.
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What are endocrine glands? Name any two endocrine glands present in humans and state the hormones secreted by them.
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Which gland secretes the growth hormone? What will happen if growth hormone is secreted in improper amount?
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Describe the mechanism of blood glucose homeostasis briefly.
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Mention one function of thyroxine hormone.
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Explain with a flow diagram the reflex arc when a person sneezes
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why does the endocrine glands secrete their respective hormones into the blood directly?
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its a three mark ques, can u pls elaborate it briefly!
- GIVE REASONS!
1.in human heart , the walls of the ventricles are thicker than the auricles.
2.during the breathing cycle, even after the forceful exhalation, the exchange of gses continue.
3.in green plants, during the day, the carbon- dioxide is generated in respiration but is not released out
- IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF NEURON
1.where is information acquired?
2.through which the information travels.
3.where the impulse must be converted to chemical energy.
- GIVE EXAMPLES:
1. POSITIVE PHOTOTROPISM
2.NEGATIVE PHOTOTROPISM
3.POSITIVE GEOTROPISM
4.NEGATIVE GEOTROPISM
5.HYDROTROPISM
6.CHEMOTROPISM
LAST QUESTION: STATE WHERE THE STOMATA IS IDEALLY
LOCATED . ARE THEY CELLULAR STRUCTURES?
sryyyyyyyyy fr such a long question bt i saw these in a book n i had a doubt!
- GIVE REASONS!
- IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF NEURON
- GIVE EXAMPLES:
1. POSITIVE PHOTOTROPISM
2.NEGATIVE PHOTOTROPISM
3.POSITIVE GEOTROPISM
4.NEGATIVE GEOTROPISM
5.HYDROTROPISM
6.CHEMOTROPISM
LAST QUESTION: STATE WHERE THE STOMATA IS IDEALLY
LOCATED . ARE THEY CELLULAR STRUCTURES?