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Growth in Humans and Animals (2)
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Growth in Humans and Animals (2)
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The importance of growth in organisms
For the development and maturation of bodily systems
The parameters that are used in measuring growth
- Increase in size or volume - Changes in fresh weight or dry weigh
Example of increase in size or volume
Changes in height or length of an organism
Dry weight
Refers to the weight of an organism after all the fluid is removed from its body
Way to measure dry weight
This is done by weighing the organism after it has been dried in the oven at 100 °C repeatedly until the weight remains the same
The weakness of parameter (changes in fresh weight or dry weight)
The weakness of this parameter is that the organism has to be killed, however, this method is suitable for plants
Fresh weight
Can be taken whenever and organisms do not need to be killed
The weakness of parameter (fresh weight)
This method is less accurate because the amount of fluid in the body is dependent on the organism’s fluid intake
Ecdysis (1)
The moulting process of the exoskeleton that allows growth and development of insects
Ecdysis (2)
This process is controlled by hormones
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