Dynamic Systems Theory Considers the Importance of

question 145

Multiple Choice

Dynamic systems theory considers the importance of

• A) differentiation and integration of individual skills.
• B) intersensory redundancy.
• C) the orienting response and habituation.
• D) retinal disparity, size constancy, and linear perspective.

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Definitions:

Autopolyploids

Individuals or species with more than two chromosome sets, all originating from a single species, leading to increased size and vigour in some plants.

Polyploids

Organisms or cells having more than two paired sets of chromosomes, often resulting in increased size or other changes.

Hybridization

(1) Interbreeding between members of two different taxa. (2) Interbreeding between genetically dissimilar parents. (3) In molecular biology, complementary base pairing between nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) strands from different sources.

Plant Evolution

The study of the processes that led to the diversity of the plant kingdom, from the earliest forms of life to the vast array of plants we see today.