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1) Fill in the blank a. The brain is to the longe b. The nose is to the cars c. The elbow to the shoulder d. The midile finger is to the thuntb. 2) The skull is cut in which anitomical plane? 3) Consider the cavity that bouses beart. a. What is the name of this cavity? b. What is the name of layer of the menbeaee that dircctly boucbes the heart? c. Cells that make up the contractile tissue of the heart are constanty pulling on euch other. Which cell junction will hetp with this conseunt pulling? 4) Coasidet the following figure4) Consher the folluwing ferure a) Consider that oxygen is notpolue afcreas pucibin is polar. Which of the two can eanity pais thevegh the poosphotipid bilayert b) What kiad of thansyen is neceoury fo move evyyen fiom insile the cefl io outude the 5) What Kind of tratapoet is necesary lo these folauium from insige the ced to outside the celle (assume it requires the proteit chured bo mored 4) What kind of eramport is nevesian lo moqe pockinum fiva wabide the cell to inside the cell? (asume it rotuines the prosen olinel to move) e) If the cell did MoI have mitochondris, which melecele corakd the eell nos bring OUII OF the ecllidfoem inside to outvider)?5) Complate the following tatde A Lenes Tisue Tyne fursetron Itint in cale be focumitin A B6) Complete the following In Inpet: a) What fype of connective fiber makes up the extracellulat matrix? b) What is the ceil type foand in this nrwae? c) What is the functicen of this tisse? 7) Affer a moal, when there is a lot of arpar in te llood, the pancress produces a hommone called inculin. Inselin sipals the body cells bo smeneve sugar fruen the blood, th echer words, insulin lowers the blood saper. ls tha a pesitive or aegative foctouck loop? Thornuchly explaie yeur snver?.
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D) obtaining prey.
E) food digestion.
13.
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17.
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B) toolmaking.
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B) multicellularity, bilateral symmetry, origin of patterns of embryonic development, development of tissues.
C) development of tissues, photosynthesis, bilateral symmetry, multicellularity.
D) development of the versatile forelimb, multicellularity, origin of patterns of embryonic development, development of tissues.
E) bilateral symmetry, development of tissues, origin of the multichambered heart, origin of patterns of embryonic development.
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Which of the following is not a characteristic differentiating Neanderthals from modern humans?
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.
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