According to the Intra-Organism Nature of Behavior, the Term "Group

question 20

Multiple Choice

According to the intra-organism nature of behavior, the term "group behavior" is misleading because:

• A) there is not a strict definition of how many organisms are required to form a "group"
• B) a group may perform multiple behaviors at the same time
• C) group behavior may be very brief or occur in very small movements, and therefore go unnoticed
• D) a group is not a biological organism and therefore cannot behave

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Definitions:

Bryophytes

Non-vascular plants that include mosses, liverworts, and hornworts, characterized by their life cycles and lack of true roots and leaves.

Sporophytes

The diploid, spore-producing phase in the life cycle of plants that undergo alternation of generations.

Triploid Cell

A cell that has three sets of chromosomes, often occurring in plants and some species of fish and amphibians.

Angiosperms

These are flowering plants, making up the largest group in the plant kingdom, characterized by producing seeds enclosed within a fruit.