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| Aristotle was interested in _____ |
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| plants and animals and how the human body works |
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| Parts of the human body are called ____. |
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| The Greek's weren't the only people interested in ___. |
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| how the human body works. |
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| Also studied by people from China and ___. |
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Plants have organs
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| Information about organs came from ___. |
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| operations and cutting up dead bodies. |
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| Now we can get information about organs from ___. |
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| Operations done on dead people to find out what killed them. |
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| Each human organ contains ___. |
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| more than one kind of material. |
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| How many types of tissues did Bichat find? |
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| Bichat needed a ___ to see details of tissue structures. |
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| What are made up of the same type of cells and are the building blocks of an organ |
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| When were microscopes invented? |
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| Why were the lenses not clear? |
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| How many lenses did the first microscopes have? |
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| What were microscopes with one lens called? |
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| Who made the first microscope with two lenses? |
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| Hans and Zacharias Janssen. |
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| What do you call microscopes with two lenses? |
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| Which English scientist built a compound microscope? |
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| What did Robert Hooke use compound microscopes for? |
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| Seeing things that were too small for the naked eye. |
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| When did Robert Hooke publish the book of drawings of microscopic structures? |
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