Distinguish the structures in identified zones of a general animal body. FUNCTION ZONE STRUCTURE Head and Upper trunk with upper Lower trunk with the neck lower extremities extremities a. Support and Protection b. Energy Acquisition, Nutrition, and Metabolism c. Transport of gases and fluids d. Communication and Regulation e. Homeostasis f. Growth and development

Distinguish the structures in identified zones of a general animal body. FUNCTION ZONE STRUCTURE Head and Upper trunk with upper Lower trunk with the neck lower extremities extremities a. Support and Protection b. Energy Acquisition, Nutrition, and Metabolism c. Transport of gases and fluids d. Communication and Regulation e. Homeostasis f. Growth and development

Human Biology (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter4: Tissues, Organs, And Organ Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2SQ: Most has collagen and elastin fibers. a. muscle tissue b. nervous tissue c. connective tissue d....

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