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| strong muscle contractions |
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| .... remain in partail contraction eber when your legs are straight |
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| the swelling of the tissues due to the sccumalation of excess fluid is |
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| substances needed by the body for grrowth and repair and maintance are |
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| when the blood pressure is too high, the condition is |
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| ... contain neerves and blood vessels that run through compact bone. |
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| ... are the raw materals that the body needs for growth and repair |
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| ... are the result of gasturlation |
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| ....coordinates the body;s response to chance in its external and internal environment |
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| ... controls consious activites of the body. |
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| sperm is made in the semmifrenous tubules |
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| the perhipharal nervous systems divisons are |
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| ... help regulate blood pressure |
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| ....slow down the activity of the central nervous system |
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| .... can be caused by fungi, pathogens, and cigarette smoke. |
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| a blood pressure of 120/80 |
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| indicates a systolic blood pressure of 120 |
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| the process by which oxygen and carbon dioxcide are exchanged between cells, the blood, and the air in the lungs is called.... |
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| the level of chemicals in the body that speed up cellular activity is regulated by |
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| ....is one of the roles of the pancreas in nutrion |
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| a chanfe in a sequence of DNA is called m |
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| What division of the brain controls the ability to dance is |
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| .....is how inheirted variation ins caused |
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| gene shuffling during gamete formation |
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| compared to a polygenic trait, a single-gene trait tends to have |
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| ..... is the correct flow of blood |
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| right atrium -> right ventricle -> arthey |
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| specialized sex cells are |
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| auto immune disease result when the immmune system |
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| overreacts to certain antigens |
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| ....infections cause diziness. (in the ear) |
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| ...connective tissuethat join skeletal muscles to bone |
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| gene shufflinf includes the independent movement of chromosomes during meoisis as well as.. |
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| in active immunity antibodies are produced |
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| the endocrince realeases.... |
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| hormones into the bloodstream. |
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| uncontrollable pain and sickness can occur when some one stops trying to use |
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| humaral immunity is carried out by |
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| bind to receptors in target cells. |
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| transmit nerve implueses across synapes. |
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| the sum of the relative frequencies of all allels for a particular trait in a population |
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| when a neuron is stimulated by another neuron or by the environment .... begins |
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| natural selection acts directly on |
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