Ch. 21 - Unifying Concepts of Animal Structure and Function s the sthaly of the

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Ch. 21 - Unifying Concepts of Animal Structure and Function s the sthaly of the stracture of an orgam the study of the finition ofan-mm ?w 't work. Atochy Chamical, calloiarHss,Oecn,organ Spirs porfom a specifis yyor of eells as tall as they we wide. methan one layer of scale-Ike ell pi tissue ?" .yww pupulation ofcelb im entracen.die mari It. 12 tissue (a) pads and ineulales the bedy It also stores enorgy consists of cells (red and white) in a fluid matrix (plaoma) h transports matarials arand the body has a matrix of densely packed parallel bundles of cellagen fibers hat hold uncles to Ibones and ligaments that hold bomes to bones CCYHla ge fos a strong but flesible material with several functions rolated to the skeleton 15. tissue in a rigid matrix of collagon fibers with calciomm salts tissue consists of bundies of long muncle fibers. tissue is the most common type of tissuc in a vertcbeates Ca(d muscle is atached to the skeleton (by tendoes) and allows n to move muscle forma the heart muscle is found in the ienternal organs 22 Oriantissue forms a communicatioes system to trensmit nerve signals around the body 23. The basic merve oell is called a 24. usually travel from one place to another by a chain of neurons, each paing the signal to the provides 360 X-rays of the body which are pioced together with a computer to give 3-D views is used to exchange materials betwoon blood and the body 27. As extermal conditions change, animals rogulate their internal cnvironmont to maintain 28. ?s a system where body smes when a certain level is reached and stops an atom The 11 hasic body systems 29. Skeletal 30. Nervous ingests food and breaks it dowa into smaller chemical units produces the sex cells and (in women) allows for the production of offipring B. 31. Reproductive 'Coordinates body activities 32. Mascular D. transports sutrients & onxypon to the body oells wnd takes wasses away for removal 33. Respiratory prouces bomones to affect metabolic activities 34. Circulatory helps circulate materials throughout the body 35. fihers wastes from the blood 6. Digestive IL provides support and peotection 37. Lymphatic L allows us to move and perfom certain body activities 38. Endocrine 1 exchanges gases with the 9 Urinaryprotects the body 3 environment (takes in oxygon, reloases carboe dioside) The 11 basic body systems: anatomy 40 Respiratory A. glands such as the pancreas, pibuitary, thyroid, adrenal, o. 41. Digestive B ovarics or testes, uferus (in women) 12. Endocrine C. kidneys, urcters, bladder, and urcthra 43.Circulatory D. bomes, tendons, ligaments, cartilage 44 Skeletal E akin, hair, nails, interior linings 45. Muscular F. brsin, spinal cord, nerves 6.Nervous G.skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscles 7. Reproductive IH oral cavity, esophags, stomach, small &large; intestines ?Lymphatic Lnasal cavity, larynx, trachea and hangs 9 Integanentary J hoart blood blood vescls 0. Urinary K. lymph lymph vessels, lymph nodes, splocon

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