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How many chromosomes does a female grasshopper have?
A female grasshopper typically has 24 chromosomes.
How much does an animal behaviorist make?
An animal behaviorist is a personwho studies an animal to see what is best for the animal.
What two organelles would you expect to see if the cells were from a animal?
genetics
What is the phenotype of a animal is made of?
The phenotype of an animal is its observable characteristics or traits, such as its physical appearance, behavior, and physiological functions. It is the result of the interaction between the animal's genetic makeup (genotype) and environmental influences. In simple terms, it is what you can see when you look at the animal.
Why animals cannot see colours?
Bulls would be the most obvious answer. Quite a lot of animals can only see in black and white.
Body part that begins with a o?
Ovary, Oviduct, Ocelli Ovary, Oviduct, Ocelli
What is an Ocelli in Molluscs?
ocelli cannot process an image; are able to distinguish light and dark
What is the function of ocelli on a grasshopper?
To detect change in shadows above the organism. This is a way to "see" what thier compund eyes can't
Do flatworms have ocelli?
Yes they do
Do jelly fish have eyeballs?
No- they cannot see as we do, only detect light and dark using organs called ocelli, which are usually located at the end of each tentacle. The number of ocelli can vary from very few to several hundred, depending upon the jellyfish species.
What are the spots on a peacock feathers called?
ocelli is the name for the eyes on the birds feathers it is rather called ocellious but the short form is ocelli
Where are the three simple eyes or ocelli on the praying mantis?
if you look at the head right in between the compound eyes you will see three tiny bumps
What is another term for peacock eyes?
Ocelli
Statocysts and ocelli are contained within what?
rhopalia :) -msd
What organ system includes the ocelli in the grasshopper?
head
How do you pronounce ocelli?
i think you pronounce it "o-chelly"
Do woodlice see in colour?
They can't see at all they're blind the use smell as a form of finding their way around. Woodlice are in fact not blind, we know this as they are negatively phototaxic. This means that they move away from a light source to try and reach darkness to avoid predators telling us that they can see. However, they only have 25 individual ocelli - therefore although they can see, it is unlikely that they can see very high resolution or in colour - and are likely to only see large moving objects, and use their ocelli primarily to detect changes in light intensity.
