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Structure
(opposable thumbs) |
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Parents/cells producing children/children cells. |
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Breathing, chemical necessary for everything. |
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Substances passing through membrane. |
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Breathing, heart beating. |
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Rearranging chemicals to fiot the body's needs. |
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Sweat, urine, carbon dioxide. |
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Most abundant chemical, transports, maintains body temperature. |
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Provide chemicals, are the building blocks for growth, provide energy. |
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Releases energy from food. |
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Form of energy, increases reaction rates. |
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Force applied, ex: breathing, circulation of blood. |
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Ability to maintain a stable internal environment. |
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Reduces/eliminates stimulus that causes our bodies to become unstable.
(high outdoor temperature -> sweat -> body temperature goes down) |
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Increases intensity of stimulus.
(blood clotting, labor & delivery) |
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