Biology: Concepts and Investigations
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Chapter 25.4, Problem 2MC
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The non-biological examples of positive and negative feedback which are not mentioned in the book.
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The body of a person is made up of several organ and tissue systems that supply energy, defend against injury and also produce new children. There are built-in homeostatic systems that use feedback mechanisms to reduce the amount of any value as it rises. Homeostasis may be seen in the hypothalamus' control of blood flow and body temperature.
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