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The document outlines the key topics covered in a 3rd level biology and geology course. It discusses the human body's organization from cells to organ systems. It also examines nutrition and the digestive system. Additionally, it explores circulatory, respiratory, and urinary systems as well as perception, coordination, and movement. Other topics include human reproduction, health, natural resources, and the human impact on ecosystems. The document also provides an overview of external geological activity on Earth including solar radiation, the atmosphere, and geological processes like erosion and sedimentation.
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Contents 2 (Pp Tminimizer)
- 1. BIOLOGY AND GEOLOGY E.S.O. 3 rd level
- 2. 1. The human body organization 1.1 The human body organization levels
- 3. 1. The human body organization 1.2 Cell, the unit of life
- 4. 1.2 Tissues
- 5. 1.4 The human body: organs
- 6. 1.The human body organization: Organ systems And there is some more left ….
- 8. 2. Nutrition. The digestive system 2.1 Nutrients 2.2 Food consumption 2.3 Food and diseases
- 9. 2. Nutrition. The digestive system 2.4 The digestive system 2.5 Digestion 2.6 Digestive system diseases
- 10. 3. Circulatory, respiratory and urinary systems
- 11. 4. Perception and coordination 4.1 Nervous system
- 12. 4. Perception and coordination 4.2 Endocrine system
- 13. 5.Perception and movement: sense organs
- 14. 5.Perception and movement: skeleton
- 15. 5.Perception and movement: muscles
- 16. 6. Human reproduction and sexuality
- 17. 7. Health and desease
- 21. Waste treatement
- 22. 9. Human impact on ecosystems
- 24. Greenhouse effect and global warm
- 25. Water pollution
- 26. Soil degradation
- 28. 10. External geological activity in Earth
- 29. 10. External geological activity in Earth Solar radiation
- 31. Weather maps
- 32. Topographic maps
- 33. 11. External geological processes Meteorization Erosion Transport Sedimentation
- 34. Geological action of surface waters
- 35. Geological action of underground waters
- 36. Geological action of ice
- 37. Geological action of wind
- 39. Sediments ans sedimentary rocks