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Crash Course in AP Test Prep

Crash Course in AP Test Prep. Chapters 47, 48,50, 51 and 52. Chapter 47. Musculoskeletal systems Types of Musculoskeletal systems Creation of Bone Joints Muscle Contraction. Types of Musculoskeletal systems. Hydrostatic Skeletons- use water pressure inside body wall to move

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4 The Chemical and Physical Environment

4 The Chemical and Physical Environment. Notes for Marine Biology: Function, Biodiversity, Ecology By Jeffrey S. Levinton. Response. Environmental change Receptors (antennae, tentacles, protein systems) Transfer systems - nervous connections to muscle systems, endocrine systems

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Which classification system makes use of multiple levels from domain to species?

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Chapter 50 Introduction to Ecology

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Chapter 35 Section 1 Human Body Systems

Chapter 35 Section 1 Human Body Systems. The Nervous system Biology pgs. 891-896. Objectives. _______________ how the human body is organized ______________homeostasis. Describe. Explain. The levels of organization in a multicellular organism include: cells _____________ organs

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Nutrients In Food

Nutrients In Food. Nutrient . Nutrient- a substance found in food that keeps your body in good working order. SIX NUTRIENTS: Carbohydrates Proteins Fats Vitamins Minerals Water. Carbohydrates. FUNCTION : Provides energy 2 Types : Simple - Sugar (candy, soft drinks, fruits)

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Human body systems

Human body systems. Integumentary System. It is the body covering. Includes: skin, hair, nails and sweat glands Function: protect underlying tissues and regulate body temperature. Skeletal System. Includes: bones, ligaments, cartilage Function:

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Thermoregulation

Thermoregulation. The maintenance of body temperature within a range that enables cells to function efficiently. Heat Exchange - Ectotherms. Ectotherms depend on air temperature to regulate metabolic rates. Therefore their activity is partially regulated by the environment. Reptiles

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Yawning: What is it and why is it contagious (if it is)?

Yawning: What is it and why is it contagious (if it is)?. Priya Patel 6We-15. Yawning. A yawn is a reflex of inhalation and exhalation It draws more oxygen into the bloodstream. Reasons for yawning. Some reasons we yawn are: Tiredness Boredom Stress Overworking Emotions

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Case Study 3 Solution

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Animal Kingdom Period 1

Animal Kingdom Period 1. Jimmy Fornara, Andrew Riccardi. Adaptations. One example of adaptation is an owl. An owl has large eyes for very good vision at night. A second example of adaptation is a tiger. The tiger has strips on it to blend in with the environment.

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