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What is the function of a statocyst?
Statocysts are found in cephalopods. They are extremely vital to the organisms. Statocysts enable cephalopods to keep their retina in alignment with gravity. The statocysts can be broken down into two parts: the macula and the crista. The macula indicates changes in gravity and linear acceleration. The crista indicates changes in the angular acceleration. If the statocysts are removed from the animals, they will no longer be able to swim and can only move in a haphazard way.
Statocysts and ocelli are contained within what?
rhopalia :) -msd
What are specialized cells that tell the echinoderm if it is upside down or not?
statocysts
What is tha function of seed and flower?
food
What special features or function does tha san juan capistrano have?
seriously
What is the function of the Sclenchyma?
thats gravity sam pak to tha moon in the sun
What is the function of atomizing air in burner?
to sprate the oil same into tha nozzle.
Tha half life of an atom is 50 years what is a possible exponential function for this decay?
sf
Define tha nature of us business and identify its main goals and function?
Nature of business
What is the function of an expansion tank and compression tank?
this is tha tank where the pressure expand and force to out side. T.J.
What substance is found in statocysts?
A small organ of balance and orientation in some aquatic invertebrates, consisting of a sensory vesicle or cell containing statoliths.
Why is tha family described as the corner stone of society?
The family is responsible for maintaining stability in society through the socialization function
