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Question 1 of 15
1. Question
ANNA’S HUMMER: The male Anna’s Hummingbird has an unusual mating ritual. It makes two sounds–a bloop and at the bottom of a dive and a zit-zit sound as it hovers after the dive.
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ANNA’S HUMMER: Scientists thought the hummers were making the sound through their chest feathers.
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ANNA’S HUMMER: The male Anna’s Hummingbird makes the sound by spreading its tail feathers at the bottom of its dive.
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ANNA’S HUMMER: The Hummingbird’s routine starts with it flying straight up 100 feet into the air, then turning and diving straight back down.
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Question 5 of 15
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ANNA’S HUMMER: This fanning out of the tail feathers causes its tail feathers to vibrate rapidly and make the loud chirp.
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ANNA’S HUMMER: When the scientists separated some of the feather barbs and stopped parts of the wing feathers from hooking to each other, this stopped the feathers’ ability to make the sound.
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7. Question
DOLPHIN HYDRODYNAMICS: Dolphins can jump between 16 and 20 feet out of the water even though they weighs more than 5000 pounds.
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8. Question
DOLPHIN HYDRODYNAMICS: There are probably monitors of some sort in the tail fluke of the dolphin which keep the tail exactly flat when the dolphin jumps.
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Question 9 of 15
9. Question
AMINO ACIDS AND DNA: Human hemoglobin has 574 amino acids in the correct order.
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AMINO ACIDS AND DNA: Human Titin protein has 3,435 amino acids in the correct order.
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11. Question
AMINO ACIDS AND DNA: mRNA is a copy of part of the DNA The coded snake-like mRNA floats from the ribosomes in the nucleus to the DNA.
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Question 12 of 15
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AMINO ACIDS AND DNA: Chlorophyll protein–which is found in red blood cells–holds 4 oxygen molecules with exactly the right amount of grip.
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Question 13 of 15
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AMINO ACIDS AND DNA: Titin sounds like Saturn’s largest moon Titan! It’s a humongous metal bar-like protein used in our muscle cells.
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Question 14 of 15
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AMINO ACIDS AND DNA: After a protein is folded, it is shipped with others in a huge Santa-Claus-type sack across the cell to the places where it will be used. It is transported by proteins that “walk” called kinesin proteins.
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Question 15 of 15
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AMINO ACIDS AND DNA: The ribosomes folds the amino acid chain into 3-d proteins like the muscle protein actin myosin or spiderweb proteins. It’s a bit like folding orgami–but light years more complex.
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