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BIO1022 - Life on Earth - CL S2 2025

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Sexual reproduction is more time consuming compared to asexual reproduction, which of these would NOT be a reason why organisms would engage in sexual reproduction?

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An organism is provided with two different diets, and shown below is the average energy contribution from a daily intake of both types of diets.

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Based on the relative contribution to energy from protein, carbohydrates and fats, this organism would most likely be a(n):

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Which of the following behaviours is most likely to be observed in a hind-gut speacialised herbivore, that is less likely to be seen in a foregut specialised herbivore or an omnivore?

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 Which of these enzymes is responsible for protein breakdown?

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Which of these is NOT among the common elements that make up nearly all animals?

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 In which of the following areas are lipids NOT digested?

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Inhibition of peristalsis through the gut would lead to what primary complication for an animal?

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 Which of these stored nutrients is generally used FIRST during periods of negative energy balance?

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You open up a muscular pouch within the foregut of a bird's digestive system and find many small pebbles that appear to be of the same type and size. What are these here for?

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You are a zoology student studying land mammals in Booderee National Park, Jervis Bay. You find a small, carnivorous, marsupial mouse called Kellius kazae. When you examine its teeth, you would expect to see:

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