Locomotion and Movement Test - 2

Sacrum is a triangular bone at the base of the spine. The female sacrum is shorter and wider as compared to the male sacrum.

Both calcium and magnesium are required for muscle contraction with the release of energy. Calcium is required for the formation of actomyosin from actin and myosin, whereas magnesium ions are required during breakdown of ATP to ADP, thus releasing energy as inorganic phosphate.

People with carnitine palmityl transferase deficiency (CPT deficiency) may experience fatigue only after prolonged exercise.

Euglena exhibits flagellar movement. At the time of locomotion, flagella produce spiral waves from their base which proceed towards their tip. These waves push water backward and the organism is pushed forward.

Orbicularis oris is associated with puckering of the lips. It is a complex of muscles in the lips that encircles the mouth.

Yes, it is the correct answer. All the above movements can be seen in the cells of the human body.

Yes, it is correct. The two systems that bring about movement and locomotion of the body are the skeletal and muscular systems.

Yes, all the above given organisms have muscular system, but no skeletal system.

Yes, it is correct. Some of the white blood cells, which are phagocytic in nature, move through the tissues by amoeboid movements to reach the places of infection.

Yes, it is correct. All are matched correctly.