Introduction to Movement and Locomotion

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Introduction to Movement and Locomotion: Overview

This topic discusses the different types of movements and their advantages. It briefs on the characteristics of locomotion. The differences between locomotion and movement are also discussed here.

Important Questions on Introduction to Movement and Locomotion

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 1

The type of movement in which pseudopodia are involved is called amoeboid movement.

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 2

What are the advantages of movement in animals?

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Which type of movement in human body involves pseudopodia?

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Name different types of movements exhibiting in cells of the human body.

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Give one difference between movement and locomotion.

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 6

Passage of ova through reproductive tract is an example of muscular movement.

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 7

Which of the following is the locomotory organ in Hydra?

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 8

In looping the animal starts bending its body from the head until its tentacles touch the substratum.

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 9

Streaming of the cytoplasm/cyclosis is seen in?

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 10

In rabbit, radius and ulna are

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Biology>Locomotion and Movement>Introduction to Movement and Locomotion> Q 11

Which of the following is/are function/s of endoskeleton :