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What are the levels of organization for living things in order from LEAST COMPLEX (least complicated) to MOST COMPLEX (most complicated)? Cell, Tissue, Organ, Organ System, Organism
____________ are the smallest living unit. Cells
_____________ are made up of cells. Tissues
_______________ are made up of tissues. Organs
____________ __________ are made up of organs. Organ Systems
____________________ are made up of organ systems. Organisms
What is an example of the nervous system working with the muscular system? When you touch something that is too cold your muscular system pulls your hand away.
How is the body a system on multiple interacting subsystems? The human body is made up of organ systems that all perform a specific function for the human.
What is an example of the parts of a body system working together to achieve a specific function? The organs in the digestive systems (mouth, stomach, pancreas, and small intestine) make the chemicals that break down nutrients.
What evidence can you give to prove the circulatory system and respiratory system work together to carry out their functions? Gases exchange in the lungs are carried by the blood.
A few examples of organs from the circulatory system are: Heart, Veins, Artery
A few examples of organs from the Digestive System are: Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Esophagus
A few examples of organs from the Nervous System are: Spinal Cord, Brain, Brainstem
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