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| Study of Structures within an organism |
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| Maintaining internal environment, systems work together |
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| Cells fit tightly together, covers outside of body, lines digestive, respiratory, excretory and reproductive tract |
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| Types of Epithelial tissue |
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Glands
Exocrine gland |
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| Epithelial tissue that secretes through ducts directly into epithelial space, sweat glands |
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| Epithelial Tissue lines blood and lymph vessels, goblet cells secrete mucus |
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| Ductless glands, hormones released directly into interstitial tissue or blood |
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| Epithelial tissue, appears layered Ex. Bronchial Tubes have Pseudostratified |
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| Epithelial Tissues, have 2 or more layers of protection |
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| Lines body cavity that opens to the outside of body, digestive, respitory and urinary |
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| Lines cavities that do not open to outside of body (abdominal and thracic cavity |
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| Supports and cushion body organs |
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| Most common type of tissue in body, fills body space, wraps nerves and vessels |
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| Tissue that connects dermis of skin, strong, forms tendons in muscle to bone and ligaments (bone to bone) |
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| Type of connective tissue that produces carbohydrates and proteins |
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| Wandering phagocytic cell cleans up cell debris |
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| Connective tissue that forms networks, an example is in the lungs (they stretch and move) |
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| Type of fibers that branch, join tissue, an example is in the liver |
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| Tissue that cushions, provides energy, (fat tissue) |
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| Tissue that supports skeleton, and the nose end of bones. |
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| Strong, light, made of calcium salts |
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| Tissue made up of blood and Lymph nodes |
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| Cells responsible for carrying gasses and hemoglobin |
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| Cells responsible for defending the body, platelets help with clotting, plasma transports proteins, hormones and nutrients. |
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| Type of white blood cells that make up 60-70% of wbc. |
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| Type of white blood cells that make up 30-40% of cell cound |
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| System made up of over 700 different types of tissue, responsible for movement. |
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| System responsible for movement, support and production of bone marrow (white blood cells) |
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| System that is made up of chordates |
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| Within the skeletal system, the skull, spine and ribs make up this system. |
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| Skeletal System componant that is made up of limbs and bones that attach |
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| Skeletal System made up of top lifeless shell |
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| Hydrostatic Skeletal System |
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| Skeletal System of the invertebrates, fluid filling provides shape. |
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| Place where muscle tissue recieves stimulation by contraction. |
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| Protein that makes up muscle fibers. |
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| Cardiac, Skeletal, Smooth |
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| Three types of muscle tissue |
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| Muscle tissue made up of the heart. Involuntary |
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| Muscle tissue that attaches to the bone, movement, voluntary |
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| Muscle tissue in the intestines, organs... involuntary movement |
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| System responsible for transmitting impulses |
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| Responsible for transmiting and receiving impulses |
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| Responsible for the communication between nerves |
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| Nerve cell used for support and nourishment of the nervous tissue |
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| Skin, hair and nails, function in protection, regulation and sensory. |
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| Covers all external and internal surfaces, adapts to enviromnment, and specializes in gas exchange and excretion |
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| System that romoves waste from blood |
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| Body's attempt to maintain a balanced internal environment |
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| Body Temperature determined by enviromental temperature |
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| When an organism maintains body temperature by metabolism (mammals, insects, some fish... etc.) |
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