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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch49_1.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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key concept 49.1 Circulatory Systems Serve Many Functions life11e_ch49_2.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Some animals do not have a circulatory system life11e_ch49_3.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Circulatory systems can be open or closed life11e_ch49_4.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Open circulatory systems move extracellular fluid life11e_ch49_5.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Closed circulatory systems circulate blood through a system of blood vessels life11e_ch49_6.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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key concept 49.2 Vertebrate Circulatory Systems Evolved from Single to Double Circuits life11e_ch49_8.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Circulation in fishes is a single circuit life11e_ch49_9.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Lungfishes evolved a gas-breathing organ life11e_ch49_10.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Amphibians have partial separation of systemic and pulmonary circulation life11e_ch49_11.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Reptiles have exquisite control of pulmonary and systemic circulation life11e_ch49_12.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Birds and mammals have fully separated pulmonary and systemic circuits life11e_ch49_13.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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key concept 49.3 Heart Function Depends on Properties of Cardiac Muscle life11e_ch49_15.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Blood flows from right heart to lungs to left heart to body life11e_ch49_16.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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The heartbeat originates in the cardiac muscle life11e_ch49_17.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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A conduction system coordinates the contraction of heart muscle life11e_ch49_18.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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HCM can disrupt conduction life11e_ch49_19.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Electrical properties of ventricular muscles sustain heart contraction life11e_ch49_20.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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The ECG records the electrical activity of the heart life11e_ch49_21.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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key concept 49.4 Circulatory System Functions Depend on Blood and Blood Vessels life11e_ch49_23.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Red blood cells transport respiratory gases life11e_ch49_24.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Platelets are essential for blood clotting life11e_ch49_25.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Arteries withstand high pressure, arterioles control blood flow life11e_ch49_26.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Materials are exchanged in capillary beds by filtration, osmosis, and diffusion life11e_ch49_27.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Blood flows back to the heart through veins life11e_ch49_28.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Lymphatic vessels return interstitial fluid to the blood life11e_ch49_29.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Vascular disease is a killer life11e_ch49_30.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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key concept 49.5 The Circulation Is Controlled by Hormonal and Neural Signals life11e_ch49_32.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Autoregulation matches local blood flow to local need life11e_ch49_33.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Arterial pressure is regulated by hormonal and neural mechanisms life11e_ch49_34.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch49_36.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch49_37.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch49_38.html57fcde6b757a2ef61c000000
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