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7th Grade Science 1st semester vocabulary

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urinary system   the body system responsible for the removal or urea, salts and excess water  
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kidneys   organs that filter urea, salt and excess water from the blood; made up of nephrons  
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bladder   organ that stores urine until it is released outside the body  
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esophagus   tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach  
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stomach   organ in the digestive system that breaks down food with acid and movement  
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muscles   tissues that allow internal (smooth muscle) and external movement (skeletal muscle)  
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skeletal system   body system responsible for movement, blood cell production, storage, protection and structure  
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digestive system   body system that processes food to extract nutrition and energy for cells  
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muscular system   body system that provides movement and protection  
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epidermis   outermost layer of skin, constantly shedding epithelial cells  
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integumentary sytem   body system that provides protections by covering entire body  
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blood cells   cells in the circulatory system that help carry nutrients and needed supplies to all body cells  
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diaphragm   muscle in the torso that creates air pressure changes so you can breathe  
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lung   an organ of the respiratory system that handles the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen  
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respiratory system   body system that takes in oxygen and expels waste carbon dioxide  
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brain   organ of the nervous system that controls all body functions  
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circulatory system   body system that handles transport of all needed supplies to all cells of the body  
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hormones   chemicals secreted in glands that are released as needed to assist in bodily functions  
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endocrine system   body system that sends chemical messages to different systems as needed  
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reproductive system   body system that creates new members of the species  
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nervous system   body system that controls and coordinates all bodily functions  
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cell membrane   gatekeeper of the cell; decides what gets in and out; all cells have one  
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cytoplasm   gel like substance that holds all the organelles in place  
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cell wall   outer structure of plant cells that provides extra structure  
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pupil   inner part of the eye that controls how much light gets in  
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external   on the outside  
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internal   on the inside  
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stimuli   something that produces a response; can be internal or external  
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response   reaction to a stimuli; eg. jump when you hear a loud noise - the noise is the stimulus, the jump is the response  
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ear canal   tube in your ear that sound enters through  
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goiter   a growth on your thyroid  
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gizzard   a special part of a bird's digestive system  
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enzymes   chemicals the pancreas produces to aid in the chemical digestion of food  
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chyme   the mixture of acid and food that moves from your stomach into your small intestine  
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secretions   fluids released by the body such as saliva  
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gland   an organ of the endocrine system that produces hormones; each gland produces a specific hormone  
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reflex   an involuntary reaction to a stimulus  
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valve   a tissue that temporarily blocks an opening; e.g. epiglottis  
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organic compound   a compound that contains carbon and one of the Fab Five (hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, phosphorus)  
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