A Living Anemone Must Detect Non-Living Debris That Floats by from Potential

question 42

Multiple Choice

A living anemone must detect non-living debris that floats by from potential food that also move past it.How does it detect the difference?

• A)It responds to anything with DNA as living
• B)It has a feeding response to certain chemicals such as glutathione and asparagine
• C)They respond to vibrations that match the frequency of prey
• D)There is a feeding response to certain chemicals such as glutathione and asparagine;additionally they respond to vibrations that match the frequency of prey
• E)They merely sample everything that moves and discard the inorganic debris

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