Locomotion and Movement

Which character is // are associated with locomotion ? (A) All locomotion are movements (B ) All movements are not locomotions (C ) Methods of locomotion vary with animals habitats (D ) Locomotion is also for escape from predators

Read the following statements carefully : I. All locomotions are movements but all movements are not locomotions. II. Cells of the human body can exhibit amoeboid, ciliary and muscular movements but not flagellar movement. III. About 20 - 30 per cent of the body weight of a human adult is contributed by muscles. IV. Striated visceral muscles are involved in the transportation of food through the digestive tract and gametes through the genital tract. How many statements from the above are incorrect ?

In locomotion, movement between two structures of which one of the following sets takes part in man?

Read the following statements and select the correct option. Statement 1: Locomotion is the movement of an indvidual from one place to another. Statement 2: All movents are locomotions are but all locomotions are not movements .

Locomotion organs of annelida are

Looping and somersaulting types of locomotion are seen in

Select the correct statement: (1) All locomotions are not movements & all movements are not locomotions (2) All locomotions are movements but all movement are not locomotions. (3) All locomotions are not movements but all movements are locomotion (4) All locomotions are movement and all movements are locomotion.

Read the statements : (a) Movement resulting in charge of place is locomotion (b) Locomotion is in an involuntary movement . (c) Locomotion is generally for the search of shelter and food . (d) Methods of locomotion performed by animals vary with habitats . Find out the WRONG statements .

Read the following and find out the correct statement? (I) In paramecium, cilia helps in locomotion and food collection (II)In Euglena, flagella helps in locomotion and food collection (III)In hydra tentacles help in locomotion only (Iv)Limb movements only locomotion