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One of the two proteins that give the skin its ability to stretch - Answer collagen tough, flexible, waterproof protein found in hair and nails - Answer keratin main pigment responsible for skin color - Answer melanin The oil, produced by glands in the skin, that waterproofs the skin and keeps it soft and flexible is called ______. - Answer sebum an opening in the skin is a - Answer pore The system that covers the outside of the body and is also known as skin the - ...

The dangerous condition that results when a person loses too much blood and his blood pressure falls to a critical low is - Answer shock About 55 % of the blood volume is a liquid called - Answer plasma Red blood cells are produced in the - Answer bone marrow The heart, the blood vessels, and the blood they contain compose what system - Answer cardiovascular hand sized organ, located in the abdominal cavity behind the stomach, that serves as a reservoir for red blood cell...

The disease in which the gums detach from the teeth and the bones supporting the teeth may be destroyed is? - Answer periodontitis The tearing teeth that flank the teeth at the front of the mouth are? - Answer cuspids The roof of the mouth is the ? - Answer palate The exposed part of a tooth is the? - Answer crown The sticky digestive juice proceeds by glans in the mouth is? - Answer saliva The long tube of the digestive system, extending from the mouth to the anus ...

rhizoids - Answer What term refers to tiny, hair - like threads on a moss that grow into the soil to absorb water and minerals? bryophytes - Answer What term, which literally means " moss - like plants, " do scientists use to refer to mosses and liverworts lichen - Answer What type of organism consists of a fungus and an alga in a symbiotic relationship? parasite - Answer What term refers to an organism that lives on or in another living organism and derives its nutrit...

detritivores - Answer Organisms that feed on decaying organic matter but cannot break it down into soil components are ? ___ bilateral symmetry - Answer Mammals exhibit the type of symmetry known as ? poikilothermic - Answer An animal that regulates its temperature by external factors, so that its temperature fluctuates with its surroundings, is ?. ovoviviparous - Answer Animals that bring forth live young from eggs hatched within the mother's body are ? Andreas Vesali...

Chimaeras - Answer What group of odd-looking cartilaginous fish have gill covers? Pedipalps - Answer What are the leg-like appendages on either side of a spider's mouth with which it handles its food? Lateral Line - Answer What organ allows a fish to sense faint vibrations and pressure changes in the water? Crustaceans - Answer Which group includes lobsters, crayfish, and shrimp? Operculum - Answer What is the scientific term for a fish's gill cover? Insects -...

poliomyelitis - Answer What disease of the spinal cord is caused by a virus that destroys motor neurons? incisors - Answer What are the four front teeth on each jaw, that cut food? carbohydrates - Answer What type of nutrients are starches and sugars? rectum - Answer This is NOT a division of the small intestine. interneurons - Answer What are neurons that relay messages between other neurons? axon - Answer What is the long fiber of a neuron that transmits signal...

cellulose - Answer What carbohydrate strengthens plant cell walls? spines and tendrils - Answer Which of the following (spines, stolon’s, tendrils) are special leaves? xylem - Answer What type of vascular tissue carries sap upward? maples - Answer Which group of trees produces winged fruits called samaras? loss of leaves - Answer In a tree an abscission layer is involved in the __________. releasing energy from food - Answer What is the purpose of cellular resp...

The stigma, style and ovary make up a flower's - Answer pistil When the rounded head of one bone fits into an indentation on another bone, they form a - Answer ball-and-socket joint The finger-like projections within the small intestine are the - Answer villi The vascular tissue that carriers sugar from a plant's leaves to the roots and stem is called - Answer phloem part of the brain primarily responsible for thought, memory, and consciousness - Answer cerebrum ...

blood travels from the heart to the lungs through the - Answer pulmonary arteries The heart's natural pacemaker is the - Answer sinoatrial node The nasal cavity warms and moistens incoming in irregularly shaped pockets or air spaces called the - Answer nasal meatuses The movement of blood to and from the kidneys is - Answer renal circulation The blood cells that transport oxygen throughout the body are - Answer red blood cells The blood cells that protect the bod...

roots that have no main section but instead spread out with very thin roots forming a tangled mass are - Answer Fibrous Roots An organism that obtains its nutrition from dead organisms - Answer saprotphyte The long, straight shaft of a long bone is the - Answer diaphysis The two broad divisions of the skeletal system are the axial skeleton and the - Answer appendicular system Yeasts and mildew are - Answer sac fungi Plants that reproduce by seeds formed in cones in ...

energy carrier of the cell - Answer ATP building block of a protein - Answer amino acid nutrient that is the main source of energy for living things - Answer carbohydrate complex organic molecule used to build and maintain living cells - Answer protein helps the intestines function properly - Answer dietary fiber general term for any macronutrient characterized by insolubility in water - Answer lipid A fatty acid that has every possible bond to hydrogen occupi...

swim bladder - Answer What organ allows a fish to adjust its buoyancy so that it can remain stationary at a given depth? albumen - Answer What is the scientific name for the egg white? hypothesis - Answer What is a tentative, untested solution to a scientific problem? Charles Darwin - Answer Which British naturalist wrote The Origin of Species and The Descent of Man? Arctic tundra - Answer What biome is characterized by harsh winters, short summers, and permafrost? ...

stigma - Answer 1 style - Answer 2 ovary - Answer 3 receptacle - Answer 4 petal - Answer 5 pedicel - Answer 6 internode - Answer The section of a twig between nodes is called the ______. growth rings - Answer The alternating patterns formed in a woody stem by district layers of springwood and summerwood are called ___? adventitious - Answer special roots that grow from unusual regions of a plant are called: phototropism - Answer In some ca...

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Nervous system - Answer 2 divisions 1- CNS 2-PNS CNS - Answer brain + spinal cord= integrating & command centre PNS - Answer cranial & spinal nerves = communication between CNS and all parts of body PNS has many divisions - Answer Brain - Answer -complexity of wiring is what's important rather than size Areas of Brian - Answer cerebral hemispheres: cerebral hemispheres - Answer diencephalon - Answer Lower down consists of thalamus, hypothala...

What is the origin and insertion of a muscle? - Answer Origin- where muscle starts (non-moveable side), Insertion- tendinous (bone) side, where muscle ends (moveable-side) What are the 4 basic fascicle arrangements? - Answer 1) Parallel: can be straplike (sartorious muscle) or fusiform (biceps brachii) 2) Pennate: can be Unipennate (extensor digitorum longus), Bipennate (rectus femorus) or Multipennate (deltoid) 3) Convergent: muscle is triangular or fan shaped (pectorals major) 4) C...

Atom - Answer Smallest particle of an element with all of the properties of that element Molecule - Answer The smallest amount of a substance that can exist alone = a combination of atoms Organelle - Answer Molecules associate in specific ways to form organelles = basic components of living calls What are the different parts of an atom? - Answer protons, neutrons, electrons What are some examples of common molecules we will encounter in this course? - Answer Water, glu...

What are the parts of the Axial Skeleton? How many bones does the Axial Skeleton have? - Answer Axial Skeleton: Bones of Skull, Vertebral Column and Rib Cage Axial Skeleton has 80 bones What are the parts of the appendicular skeleton? How many bones does the appendicular skeleton have? - Answer Appendicular skeleton: includes bones of upper and lower limbs, pectoral girdle and pelvic girdle (which attach the limbs to the axial skeleton) there are 126 bones in the appendicula...

what do most muscles span? - Answer - joints what is the origin? - Answer - the proximal attachment - the end of the muscle attached to the immovable part what is the insertion? - Answer - the distal attachment - where the bone and muscle attach at the moveable part what are muscles indirectly attached by? - Answer - tendons - an aponeurosis what wraps around a single muscle fiber? - Answer - endomysium what wraps around a fascicle? - Answer - perimysium w...