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What
organs are found in the digestive system? (20.2) [Hint]
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Explain
the hierarchy of organization? (20.2) [Hint]
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What
are the benefits of multicellularity? (20.2) [Hint]
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Which
of these is NOT one of the four major tissue types? (20.3) [Hint]
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Tissues
are composed of _____ (20.3) [Hint]
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Organs
that come into contact with the environment are lined with which one of the following types of tissue? (20.4) [Hint]
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An
epithelial cell with a relatively large amount of cytoplasm probably has what function? (20.4) [Hint]
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Stratified
squamous epithelium is specialized for _____. (20.4) [Hint]
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Which
of these produces a secretion that lubricates and keeps surfaces moist? (20.4) [Hint]
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Which
of the following are found in epithelial tissues? (20.4) [Hint]
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Which
of the following consists of specialized epithelial cells? (20.4) [Hint]
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Which
of these tissues is specialized for allowing the exchange of materials by diffusion? (20.4) [Hint]
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Epithelial
tissue is directly underlain by _____. (20.4) [Hint]
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Ligaments
connect __________ to __________. (20.5) [Hint]
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Which
of the following are connective tissues? (20.5) [Hint]
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The
matrix of blood tissue is _____. (20.5) [Hint]
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Which
of the six major types of connective tissue has a matrix made of rigid collagen and calcium salts? (20.5) [Hint]
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The
ligament is what kind of connective tissue? (20.5) [Hint]
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What
is the primary function of loose connective tissue? (20.5) [Hint]
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A major
function of _____ tissue is energy storage. (20.5) [Hint]
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Branched
and striated is a description that would apply to which kind of animal tissue? (20.6) [Hint]
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You
have voluntary control over the function of _____. (20.6) [Hint]
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Food
is pushed through the digestive tract by the contractions of _____. (20.6) [Hint]
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Neurons
are specialized cells characteristic of _____. (20.7) [Hint]
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The
structural and functional unit of nervous tissue is the _____. (20.7) [Hint]
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An
organ such as the heart or liver contains _____. (20.9) [Hint]
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An
organism is to an albatross as a(n) _____________ is to an intestine. (20.9) [Hint]
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How
many organ systems make up your body? (20.10) [Hint]
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How
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Hormone-producing
organs are a part of the _____ system. (20.10) [Hint]
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The
body's first line of protection from external forces is afforded by the _____ system. (20.10) [Hint]
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The
brain is a component of the _____system. (20.10) [Hint]
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Which
of these organs is a component of both the excretory and male reproductive systems? (20.10) [Hint]
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An
animal's internal environment is _____. (20.13) [Hint]
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Which
of the following best illustrates homeostasis? (20.13) [Hint]
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If
hormone A is in a negative feedback loop with hormone B, then we can expect that __________. (20.12) [Hint]
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When
we talk of feedback systems, the word "stimulus" means __________. (20.12) [Hint]
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The
role of an effector in a feedback loop is to __________. (20.12) [Hint]
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Negative
feedback is methods of homeostatic control that _____. (20.12) [Hint]
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40
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When
a jogger starts to run, the rate at which his muscles produce carbon dioxide rises sharply. But the carbon dioxide in his
blood rises only slightly before he starts to breathe faster and his heart starts beating stronger. Soon his increased rate
of CO2 production is balanced by an increased rate of CO2 removal. This would be an example of ____________
feedback because the jogger's circulatory and respiratory systems are ____________. (20.12) [Hint] |