
BISC 316: The Drum and Turtle
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- Q1What organ performs the majority of mechanical digestion in the drum?The duodenumThe stomachThe pyloric caecaThe mouth30s
- Q2Lots of water is reabsorbed into the bloodstream as digested food passes through the large intestine.True, because the drum is hypertonic to its environment.False, because the drum is hypertonic to its environment.False, because the drum is hypertonic to its environment.False, because the drum is hypotonic to its environment60s
- Q3What organ/region performs the majority of nutrient absorption in the Drum?DuodenumPyloric CaecaIleumLarge Intestine30s
- Q4Which chamber of the heart does blood from the vena cava flow into via the sinus venosus?Right AtriumLeft AtriumVentricle30s
- Q5Efferent renal veins connect to what blood vessel(s) immediately after they come out of the kidney?Posterior Cardinal VeinsRenal Portal VeinsPosterior Vena CavaExternal Iliac Veins30s
- Q6Which blood vessels can bypass the kidney in the turtle?Renal Portal VeinsExternal Iliac VeinsPosterior Cardinal VeinsSubclavian Veins30s
- Q7Turtles have two types of bladders.FALSETRUE30s
- Q8For this particular turtle, its' renal system--Has a metanephric kidney which excretes uric acid, allowing it to conserve water and get rid of saltsHas a metanephric kidney which excretes uric acid, allowing it to conserve salts and get rid of waterHas a metanephric kidney which excretes urea, allowing it to conserve salts and get rid of waterHas a metanephric kidney which excretes urea, allowing it to conserve water and get rid of salts60s
- Q9Turtle eggs are fertilized after the development of the shell.TRUEFALSE30s
- Q10Turtle reproductive mechanics can be described as:Oviparous and internal fertilizationOviparous and external fertilizationViviparous and internal fertilizationOviviparous and external fertilization30s