[請益] [TPO13閱讀] Biological Clocks

看板TOEFL_iBT (TOEFL_iBT托福)作者 (牛奶豆)時間15年前 (2011/01/17 20:04), 編輯推噓2(209)
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Paragraph 2:When crayfish are kept continuously in the dark, even for four to five months, their compound eyes continue to adjust on a daily schedule for daytime and nighttime vision. Horseshoe crabs kept in the dark continuously for a year were found to maintain a persistent rhythm of brain activity that similarly adapts their eyes on a daily schedule for bright or for weak light. Like almost all daily cycles of animals deprived of environmental cues, those measured for the horseshoe crabs in these conditions were not exactly 24 hours. Such a rhythm whose period is approximately—but not exactly—a day is called circadian. For different individual horseshoe crabs, the circadian period ranged from 22.2 to 25.5 hours. A particular animal typically maintains its own characteristic cycle duration with great precision for many days. Indeed, stability of the biological clock's period is one of its major features, even when the organism's environment is subjected to considerable changes in factors, such as temperature, that would be expected to affect biological activity strongly. Further evidence for persistent internal rhythms appears when the usual external cycles are shifted—either experimentally or by rapid east-west travel over great distances. Typically, the animal's daily internally generated cycle of activity continues without change. As a result, its activities are shifted relative to the external cycle of the new environment. The disorienting effects of this mismatch between external time cues and internal schedules may persist, like our jet lag, for several days or weeks until certain cues such as the daylight/darkness cycle reset the organism's clock to synchronize with the daily rhythm of the new environment. 6. According to paragraph 2, which of the following is true about the circadian periods of animals deprived of environmental cues? ○ They have the same length as the daily activity cycles of animals that are not deprived of such cues. ○ They can vary significantly from day to day. ○ They are not the same for all members of a single species. ○ They become longer over time. 答案是C,但我想問為什麼A不行? 而且我覺得not the same for all members of a single species從文中能知道是horseshoe crabs而已.... 另外還想問第14題,答案是126,但我不知道為什麼4不行選? 文章中不是有說即使沒有environmental cues,動物還是可以依據自己的生理時鐘作息嗎? 謝謝解答:) -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 111.240.208.58

01/18 20:50, , 1F
上一句說hose-每隻的時間不一樣 然後就說 這種差不多
01/18 20:50, 1F

01/18 20:51, , 2F
叫做 circadian 所以就是在說那個生物喔!!
01/18 20:51, 2F

01/18 20:51, , 3F
他們並沒有 the same!!!!! A 錯
01/18 20:51, 3F

01/18 20:59, , 4F
我在別的地方看到答案是246
01/18 20:59, 4F

01/18 21:00, , 5F
但我也選124 懇請大家回答一下囉
01/18 21:00, 5F

01/19 15:20, , 6F
謝謝回答:)
01/19 15:20, 6F

01/19 15:21, , 7F
所以有不同的答案囉@@好奇怪....
01/19 15:21, 7F

02/13 17:04, , 8F
我覺得1錯,因為他沒有說生物真的能夠survive跟reproduce
02/13 17:04, 8F

02/13 17:05, , 9F
在去除外界因素的時候,他只有說生物能夠有持續的生理時
02/13 17:05, 9F

02/13 17:05, , 10F
間,但誰知道如果這種狀況一久(2~3 year),生物還能不能
02/13 17:05, 10F

02/13 17:05, , 11F
生存和繁殖?
02/13 17:05, 11F
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