What is the name of a group of similarcells performing a specific function?A. TissueB. OrganC. Organ systemD. Cellular organization

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Q: Differntiate between order and class with example in living world?

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Q: based on the illustration below , explain how the different organ systems work together

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Q: Which is very important body system that helps regulates body fluids, gasses, and blood pressure?…

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Q: How does a home’s air conditioning system illustrate homeostasis?

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Q: Compare animal organ systems with human body organ system

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Q: Use the Internet to research cosmetic surgery. Write a paragraphexplaining how a plastic surgeon…

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Q: When does differentiation begin? A. when the zygote forms B. when the zygote begins to divide C.…

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Q: Define Anatomical position.  Why is it important to know anatomical position and how is anatomical…

A: Define Anatomical position.

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Q: What is the difference between analogous and homologous organs?

A: Introduction In this question we will write the difference between analogus and homologous organs.

Q: Can you conceive of some other reasons for an organ to consist of many small cells rather than fewer…

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Q: Name 3 organs system in the human body??

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Q: Biology ♥ The wings of a housefly and the wings of a pigeon are examples of Analogous organs…

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Q: Aristotle was the first to classify living things into two kingdoms?

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Q: Using a concept map, assign 5 terms that can be best associate with the nervous system. Explain why…

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Q: Elaborate why is vascular tissue a complex tissue

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Q: Which organ system is found in both plant and animals?

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Q: For 6 paragraphs, how do animal organs adapt to perform essential function?

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Q: Why to humans shiver when the environment gets cold? a. To keep the body temperature equal to the…

A: Shivering is shaking slightly and uncontrollably as a result of being cold,  frightened or excited.

Q: Explain the advantages of having a body cavity.

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Q: rections: Take a look at your backyard and list down the different living things and non-living…

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Q: Name and discribe the two main cells in living things

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Q: Describe some of the ways in which animal body plans can vary.

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Q: Which technology has made a significant impact in the healthcare sector? The technology of surgery…

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Q: Answer the questions in the frame below. 1. What organ(structure) is shown in the figure? 2. What is…

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Q: Trivia about analogous structures

A: Analogous structures in evolutionary biology are biological structures with similar or corresponding…