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| Is the study of the stucture,or form, of an organism and its part |
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| Is the study of the function of an organism's structal equipment |
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| is an intergrated group of similar cells that preforms a specific function |
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| Epithelial,Connective,Muscular,Nervous |
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| The tissue that covers the surface of the body and lines organs and cavities within the body |
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| Tightly packed cells tha have a sparse population of cells catterd thoughout an extracellular matrix |
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| Binds epithelia to underlying tissues and holds organs in place |
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| Stores fat in closely packed cells in a sparse matrix of fibers |
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| Is a connective tissue consiting of red and white blood cells suspended in a liquid matrix called plasma |
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| Fiborous Connective Tissue |
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| Has a dense matrix of collagen |
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| Stong but flexiable boneless skeleton |
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| is a rigid connective tissue with a matric of collagen fibers hardened with deposits of calcium salts |
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| Consist of bundles of long thin cylinderical cells called muscle fibers |
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| Muscle attached to bones by tendons and is responsible for our voluntary movements |
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| Is found only in the heart tissues and contracts the heart to produce a heartbeat |
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| Named for its lack of striations, found in the walls of organs such as the intestines and blood vessels |
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| Makes communication between your body and brain occur |
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| The basic unit of nervous tissue |
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| Constist of two or more tissues packaged into one working unit that preforms a specific function |
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| Teams of organs that work together to preform bital body functions |
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| Continous exchange of chimecal and energy with its surroundings |
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| Fills the spaces between cells and exchanges nutrients ad wastes with micorscopic blood vessles |
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| form of regulation in which the results of a process inhibits the same proscee |
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| Results from a process that intensify's the same process |
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| Maintence of your internal body temperature |
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| Get their body heat from thier metabolism |
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| Obtain thier body heat from abosrbing it from thier surroundings |
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| An abnormally high internal temperature |
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| Is the control of the gain or loss of water and dissolved solutes |
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| thier intenal and external enviorments have similar solute concentrates |
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| They most actively regulate water loss and gain |
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| Contains valuable substances that need to be reclaimed and other substances that need to be disposed of |
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| Functional units of the kindey |
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| How the urine leaves the body |
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| where the urine is stored |
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| A tube that empties near the vagina in females and the penis in males |
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| Selectively Permable Membrane |
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| A membrane tha only lets certain things in |
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