A) ATP is hydrolyzed as myosin heads bind the actin filament→myosin heads bind ATP→ADP + P are released and the myosin heads pull the actin filament
B) Myosin heads bind ATP→ATP is hydrolyzed as myosin heads bind the actin filament→ADP + P are released and the myosin heads pull the actin filament
C) ADP + P are released and the myosin heads pull the actin filament→ATP is hydrolyzed as myosin heads bind the actin filament→myosin heads bind ATP
D) Myosin heads bind ATP→ ADP + P are released and the myosin heads pull the actin filament→ATP is hydrolyzed as myosin heads bind the actin filament
E) ATP is hydrolyzed as myosin heads bind the actin filament→ADP + P are released and the myosin heads pull the actin filament→myosin heads bind ATP
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A) Water currents cause the cilia within the gelatinous membrane to bend, which causes a nerve impulse to go to the brain.
B) Sound waves cause the cilia within the gelatinous membrane to bend, which causes a nerve impulse to go to the brain.
C) A chemical signal will cause the cilia within the gelatinous membrane to bend, which causes a nerve impulse to go to the brain.
D) Water currents cause a nerve impulse to go directly to the brain.
E) A chemical signal will cause a nerve impulse to go directly to the brain.
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A) osteoclast.
B) osteocyte.
C) osteon.
D) osteoblast.
E) sarcomere.
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A) photoreception
B) mechanoreception
C) chemoreception
D) hearing
E) proprioception
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A) confocal
B) compound
C) static
D) camera-type
E) eyespot
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
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A) the Z lines slide away from one another.
B) the myosin filaments shorten, while the actin filaments remain the same length.
C) the sarcomeres shorten.
D) the actin and myosin filaments shorten.
E) the T tubules shorten.
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A) retina→lens→pupil→cornea
B) lens→cornea→pupil→retina
C) lens→pupil→cornea→retina
D) cornea→lens→pupil→retina
E) cornea→pupil→lens→retina
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A) rod photoreceptors.
B) hair cells.
C) olfactory cells.
D) taste buds.
E) cone photoreceptors.
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A) freely movable
B) ball-and-socket
C) hinge
D) synovial
E) fluid-filled
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A) cutaneous receptors - skin
B) rods and cones - eye
C) taste buds - tongue
D) ganglion cells and intermediate cells - ear
E) hair cells - lateral line
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A) pupil.
B) cornea.
C) iris.
D) retina.
E) sclera.
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A) utricle - ear
B) taste bud - tongue
C) tympanic membrane - ear
D) fovea - eye
E) ossicles - joints
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A) pitch.
B) volume.
C) brightness.
D) tone.
E) equilibrium.
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