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| contains the abdomin and pelvic regions. |
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| the process of absorbing through membranes and body fluids. substances moving into cells and tissues. |
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| the study of the structure of the body including its parts and how they are organized. |
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| the portion of the body that includes the upper and lower limbs. arms & legs. |
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| changing of absorbed substances into different forms that are different from how they orginally entered. |
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| the portion of the body that includes the head, neck, and trunk. |
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| the moving of bodily fluids. |
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| the process of breaking down substances, so that they can be absorbed. |
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| removal of unneeded substances from the body. |
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| keeping concentrations of water, nutrients, oxygen, heat, and pressure stable. keeping the body in its normal range. |
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| physical and chemical changes that happen together. gives body energy. |
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| when the homeostasis maintained responds to keep levels the same. |
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| human cells structures that take on certain activities. small cells. |
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| what organ systems make up. living things. |
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| membrane attached to the wall of a cavity. |
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| membrane (layer) that goes around the heart. |
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| the surrounding membrane (layer) of the abdomin. |
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| the study of how and what the functions of the body are. |
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| membrane around dorsal vertebrae (lungs) |
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| the process of producing new offspring/organisms. |
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| the process of breathing - oxygen in & wastes out. |
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| a part of the ventral cavity (chest) |
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| all organs in the dorsal or ventral cavitites |
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