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Animal Body Cells -> Tissues -> Organs -> Organ
Hierarchy Systems -> Organism
Homeostasis is the body's ability to
maintain a stable internal
Homeostasis
environment, even when external
conditions change.
A process that reduces or shuts
down a response to bring the
Negative
body back to balance. Example:
Feedback Loop
When body temperature rises, the
body sweats to cool down.
Endothermic animals generate
their own heat internally (e.g.,
Thermoregulati
humans). Ectothermic animals rely
on
on external sources to regulate
temperature (e.g., reptiles).
Homeotherms keep a constant
Homeotherms internal body temperature.
vs. Heterotherms allow their body
Heterotherms temperature to vary with the
environment.
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, Terms in this set (30)
Animal Body Cells -> Tissues -> Organs -> Organ
Hierarchy Systems -> Organism
Homeostasis is the body's ability to
maintain a stable internal
Homeostasis
environment, even when external
conditions change.
A process that reduces or shuts
down a response to bring the
Negative
body back to balance. Example:
Feedback Loop
When body temperature rises, the
body sweats to cool down.
Endothermic animals generate
their own heat internally (e.g.,
Thermoregulati
humans). Ectothermic animals rely
on
on external sources to regulate
temperature (e.g., reptiles).
Homeotherms keep a constant
Homeotherms internal body temperature.
vs. Heterotherms allow their body
Heterotherms temperature to vary with the
environment.
