Sustained Muscle Contraction Without Relaxation Between Successive Stimuli Is Called

question 72

Multiple Choice

Sustained muscle contraction without relaxation between successive stimuli is called

• A)tonus.
• B)tetanus.
• C)an all-or-none response.
• D)fatigue.
• E)a spasm.

Describe the importance of ecological opportunities and selection pressures in speciation.

Explain the significance of morphological, behavioral, and temporal isolating mechanisms in speciation.

Understand how polyploidy contributes to speciation, particularly in plants.

Understand how to manipulate elements within Java Collection Framework classes, such as adding, changing, or removing elements.

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Definitions:

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