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Biology - Thirteen

Biology - Chapter Thirteen

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Humans belong to a species named homo sapiens
The hans of primates are adapted for grasping
The ability to walk on two legs is known as bepedalism
Human patterns of learned behavior are known collectively as culture
The human pericardial cavity encloses the heart
One function of the facial sinuses is to reduce the _______ of the skull weight
A commmon name for the thoratic basket is the rib cage
Bones that attach arms and legs to the axial skeleton are knon as girdles
Cells that build bone matrix are called osteoblasts
Cells that dissolve the mineral matrix of bone are the osteoclasts
The function of smooth muscle is to _________ organs it surrounds squeeze
The type of muscle that moves the skeleton is called voluntary or __________ muscle striated or striped
The space between a nerve cell adn a muscle is the __________ junction neuromuscular
Two distinctive properties of muscle are electrical excitability and contractility
The S-A node acts as the ___________ of the heart pacemaker
Myofibrils are correctly associated with ___________ cells muscle
Sensory information is integrated in the brain region known as the thalamus
The nature of a nerve impulse is both electrical and chemical
Balance and coordination are controlled by the part of the brain known as the cerebellum
The peripheral nervous system is divided into the somatic and ___________ systems autonomic
A distinctive structural characteristic of endocrine glands is that they do not have ______ ducts
The homeostatic mechanism that regulates the pituitary gland and its target organs is known as a ______________ systems feedback
the endocrine glands tath cap the kidneys are the adrenals
The contraction of a ventricle in the heart is known as systole
The force of the blood on the arteries is known as pulse
The largest lymphatic vessel in the body is the thoratic duct
The unit of structure and function in the kidney is the nephron
The part of the eye that bends light rays is the lens
The ______ in the eye are responsibble for color vision cones
Pressure in the middle ear is regulated by the ____________ tube eustachian
The solid ball of cells formed during cleavage is known as the morula
The corpus luteum behaves as a ________ gland ductless or endocrine
The birth process is known as parturition
Food moves through the digestive tract by waves of muscle contraction known as peristalsis
The _______ closes the stomach from the duodenum pyloric sphincter
Bile is stored in the gallbladder
The large intestine is also called the colon
Tubes leading from the kidney to the urniary bladeder are called ureters
The ________ nerve carries signals from the eye to the brain optic
Semen is a mixture of sperm and secretions from the seminal vesicle, Cowper's gland and the _________ gland prostate
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