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How are Animals Bodies Organised? |
THE ORGANISATION OF AN ANIMAL'S CELLS INTO HIGHER LEVEL OF STRUCTURE, INCLUDING TISSUES, ORGANS, AND ORGANS SYSTEMS, HELPS TO DESCRIBE AN ANAIML'S BODY PLAN. |
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A __________ is a group of similar cells that performs a specific function. |
TISSUE |
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Bone and Blood are an example of what? |
Connective tissues |
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What is made up of different tissues? |
An Organ |
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Groups of organs make up a? |
ORGAN SYSTEM |
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A ______ performs more complex functions than a ________ that make it up performs alone. |
ORGAN TISSUES |
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Many organisms and objects have this balanced display of body parts called __________. |
SYMMETRY |
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If many imaginary lines can be drawn through a central point to divide it into two mirror images is called a? |
RADIAL SYMMETRY |
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Mirror images of each other is? |
BILATERAL SYMMETRY |
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What are bodies of animals without symmetry? |
BODIES WITHOUT SYMMETRY ARE ORGANISED SIMPLY |
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What are animals with Symmetry? |
ANIMALS WITH SYMMETRY HAVE A MORE COMPLEX BODY PLANS WITH TISSUES AND USALLY ORAGAN SYSTEMS |
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All animals with __________ Symmetry live in water. |
RADIAL |
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What are animals with Bilateral Symmetry? |
ANIMALS WITH BILATERAL ARE MUCH MORE COMPLEX THEN RADIAL SYMMETRY, THAY HAVE A MORE COMPLEX ORGAN SYSTEM THAT HELPS FUNCTION EFFICIENTLY |
