5 multiple choice questions on primate/human biology and social organization

Question 16 (1 point) Dominance in baboon troops is evident in which of the following behaviours? a. displacement of a less dominant by a more dominant male b. frequent fighting for dominance status c. the creation of harems d. food offerings to more dominant individuals e. all of the above Question 17 (1 point) Comparison of primate social organizations indicates which of the following points of significance for human behaviour? a. Primates are highly territorial. b. Primate social organizations emphasize dominance ranking. c. Primate social organizations are primarily based upon innate propensities and behaviour... click for more

What happens to the force of contraction if plasma Ca2+ levels decrease substantially, due to kidney malfunction.

What happens to the force of contraction if plasma Ca2+ levels decrease substantially, due to kidney malfunction.

What happens to the resting membrane potential of a neuron if the extracellular K+ levels decrease (in response to kindey failure)?

What happens to the resting membrane potential of a neuron if the extracellular K+ levels decrease (in response to kindey failure)?

renal question

What happens to glomerular filtration rate in a nephron whose affernet arteriole constricts(systemic blood pressure remains constant)

The concentration of glucose in plasma is 100mg/100ml and GFR is 125ml/min. How much glucose is filtered per minute.

The concentration of glucose in plasma is 100mg/100ml and GFR is 125ml/min. How much glucose is filtered per minute. Explain.