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| Group of similar cells that interact to perform a specific task. |
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| Compromised of 2 or more tissues |
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| 2 or more organs interacting (digestion) |
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| Bring about and maintain homeostasis. |
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| covers body surfaces, lines inner tubes and cavities. |
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| Sheet like cells tightly packed together. One free surface faces flued, one free surface is attached. |
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| flat and irregular, found in lining of mouth and outer layer of skin. |
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| Shaped like Qs, found in kidneys and thyroid. |
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| used in support to bind structures together. used as insulation and transport. |
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| shaped like columns, found in digestive tract. |
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| Most abundant tissue in the body |
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| used for support, found beneath skin |
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| Dense irregular connective tissue |
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| mare dense and packed together found supporting different organs. |
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| Dense regular connective tissue |
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| Moves up tendons and ligaments |
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| rubbery matrix, resists compression. Found in nose, ears, ribs, ends of bones. |
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| Makes up bones of our skeleton. Changes on a daily basis. Has a hard matrix because of calcium. |
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| Stores fat used for insulation. Stores excess energy. |
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| Involved in transport. Connective tissue. |
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| Attaches and moves to body or something in the body. |
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| Has long, cylindrical cells. Is under voluntary control. |
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| located in organs. cells taper at ends. Not under voluntary control. |
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| Present only in the heart. Cells branch. Not under voluntary control. |
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| Detects integrates, calls for response. |
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