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The organization of life is this:
Cell, tissue, organ and organ system
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The type of tissue that covers and protects underlying tissue is:
Connective tissue
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The type of tissue that joins, supports, nourishes, and protects is this:
Epithelial tissue
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The type of tisse that sends electrical signals in the body is this:
Nervous tissue
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The type of tissue that contracts and relaxes for movement is this:
Muscular tissue
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The maintenance of a stable, internal environment is:
Homeostasis
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Made up of bones; supports and protects the body
Skeletal system
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Four jobs of the skeletal system
- Movement
- Blood cell production
- Support
- Protection
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The hard tissue of the skeletal system that makes up the skeleton.
Bone
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The type of bone tissue that has many open spaces
Spongy bone
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The type of bone tissue that does not have open spaces
Compact bone
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The flexible, white tissue of the skeletal system.
Cartilage
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The tissue that is responsible for connecting bone to bone in joints
Ligament
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The place where two or more bones connect
Joint
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Made up of muscles for the control and coordination of the body
Muscular system
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The type of muscle that lines our digestive system and the blood vessels of the circulatory system
Smooth muscle
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The type of muscle tissue that connects to our skeletal for movement
Skeletal muscle
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The type of muscle that is found in the heart
Cardiac tissue
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The tissue that connects skeletal muscle to the bones
Tendon
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