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what is metabolic water?
water produced as a bi-product of cellular respiration in some animals
which increases more in an organism? volume or surface area?
an organisms volume increases faster than it's surface area
what determines egg quality?
egg size?
why does egg quality depend on egg size?
the larger the egg the more yolk and nutrient rich cytoplasm there is available
what is acclimatization?
phenotypic change in an individual response to short term changes in the enviornment
what is adaptation?
genetic change to an individual in response to the enviornment
what types of tissue are there?
connective, muscle, nervous, and epithelial
what does nervous tissue consist of?
nerve cells
what are nerve cells called?
neurons
what are dendrites?
highly branched relatively short structures that talk to other cells and transmit their signal to the cell body
what are axons?
long structures that carry electrical signals from the body to other cells
what are the types of muscle tissue?
skeletal, cardiac, and smooth
what are muscle fibers?
long cells that consist of myofibrils
features of skeletal muscle are?
attach to bone and exerts a force when they contract, responsible for most body movements
features of cardiac muscle is?
makes up walls of the heart and is responsible for pumping blood. branched and makes physical and electrical contact with other cardiac cells
features of smooth muscle?
lines digestive tract and blood vessels.
types of voluntary muscle?
skeletal
types of involuntary muscle?
cardiac and smooth muscle are involuntary
what is striated? and example
striated is a banded appearance, and skeletal and cardiac muscle are striated
what is unstriated?
smooth muscle
what is a gland?
a group of cells that secrete molecules or solutions
two major things epithelial tissue covers?
organs and the body
what does epithelial tissue do?
regulates the transfer of heat, water, nutrients and other substances
what is the apical side of epithelium?
the outer facing side
what is the basolateral side of epithelial tissue?
the inner side that connect with connective tissue
what is the relation of surface area and the cell?
the more surface area, the more that is diffused.
what is the relationship of volume and the cell?
the more volume the more nutrients needed and the more waste produced
what increases faster as an organism gets larger?
volume increases faster than surface area as an organism gets larger