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LOCOMOTION AND, MOVEMENT

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WHAT IS LOCOMOTION?, Locomotion is the, voluntary movements, resulting in a change in, location., • All locomotion are, movements but all, movements are not, locomotion., bankofbiology.com

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WHAT IS LOCOMOTION?, Locomotion & movement are interlinked. E.g., In Paramoecium, cilia help in the movement of food through cytopharynx, and in locomotion., Hydra use tentacles to capture prey and for locomotion., Limbs help to change body postures and for locomotion., posterior, contractile, vacuole, radial, canais, macronucleus, food, vacuole, micronucleus, endoplasm, ectoplasm, caudal tuft, cilia, formation of, pellicle, food vacuole, trichocyst, oral, cytopyge, vestibule groove anterior, cytostome, bantopharynxiology., contractile, vacuole

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TYPES OF MOVEMENT IN HUMAN, By pseudopodia formed by streaming of protoplasm., Cytoskeletal elements like microfilaments also help for this., • E.g. Macrophages & leucocytes., АМОЕВOID, MOVEMENT, By cilia., E.g. cilia in trachea (to remove foreign substances) &, oviducts (for passage of ova)., CILIARY, MOVEMENT, MUSCULAR : By muscles., MOVEMENT· E.g. movements of limbs, tongue, jaw etc., bankorbiology.com