The reflex involved when you stroke an infant's cheek and she/he turns toward the stimulator and begins to suck is called the rooting reflex.
The rooting reflex is one of the baby’s involuntary movements that help them find breast or a bottle to begin feeding. It occurs when the baby’s mouth touches the skin and as a consequence turn their heads. This reflex is typical for the first few months of baby’s life.
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Answer:
Receptor.
Explanation:
When the antenna of a male moth detects tiny amounts of the chemical released by a female moth, the antenna is functioning as a receptor, as it is receiving the pheromones released by the female moth, from a distance away. The female moth is functioning almost the same way, but is instead broadcasting it instead of receiving it.
Answer:
A critical function of proteins is their activity as enzymes, which are needed to catalyze almost all biological reactions.
