Tissue Structure and Organization

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4Tissue Structure and Organization Introduction Although the cell is a basic unit of life, complex functions in multicellular animals require interaction and cooperation between cells. With increased development, specialized functions…

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Cardiovascular System

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13Cardiovascular System The cardiovascular system (cardio = heart; vascular = blood vessels) includes three components: blood, the heart, and blood vessels. Blood is essential for transporting nutrients and wastes, thermoregulation,…

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Respiratory System

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14Respiratory System Introduction As animals evolved from single‐celled organisms to multilayered organisms, it became impossible for oxygen to diffuse effectively to all cells. Consequently, systems evolved to deliver oxygen and…

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Digestive System

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17Digestive System Digestive System Overview All animals need a supply of nutrients and oxygen that are obtained via the digestive system and respiratory system, respectively. The digestive system consists of…

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Endocrine System

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12Endocrine System Introduction and Overview The nervous system, with its sensors and capacity for rapid response, combined with often longer‐term impacts of the endocrine system is critical for the maintenance…

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Bones and Skeletal System

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6Bones and Skeletal System Bones Introduction Osteology is the study of bones. The skeleton provides the basic scaffolding for the body. The skeletal system includes the bones, cartilage, ligaments, and…

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The Cell: The Common Physiological Denominator

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2The Cell: The Common Physiological Denominator Cells: A Common Denominator All physiological systems, for example, digestive, respiratory, or cardiovascular, depend on the actions and activities of cells. Groups of cells…

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Muscular Tissue

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7Muscular Tissue Muscle Tissue Overview Introduction Muscle tissue is specialized for contraction and is responsible for body movements and changes in size and shape of internal organs. Muscle cells are…

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