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| ChapTitleBig20 Introduction to Animal PhysiologyChapTitleSmallPRINCIPLES OF ANIMAL ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION | phelanphys3e_ch20_1.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_1_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.1–20.6 Animal body structures reflect their functions. | phelanphys3e_ch20_2.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_2_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.2 Connective tissue provides support. | phelanphys3e_ch20_3.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_3_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
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20.0.1 20.3 Epithelial tissue covers most interior and exterior surfaces of the body.
| phelanphys3e_ch20_4.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_4_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.4 Muscle tissue enables movement. | phelanphys3e_ch20_5.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_5_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.5 Nervous tissue transmits information. | phelanphys3e_ch20_6.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_6_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.6 Each organ system performs special tasks. | phelanphys3e_ch20_7.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_7_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.7–20.8: Animals have an internal environment. | phelanphys3e_ch20_8.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_8_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
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20.0.2 20.8 Animals regulate their internal environment through homeostasis.
| phelanphys3e_ch20_9.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_9_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.9–20.13: How does homeostasis work? | phelanphys3e_ch20_10.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_10_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.10 Temperature control is a component of homeostasis. | phelanphys3e_ch20_11.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_11_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
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20.1 20.11 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Why do we yawn?
| phelanphys3e_ch20_12.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_12_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.11 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Why do we yawn? | phelanphys3e_ch20_13.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_13_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
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20.1.1 20.12 Animals must balance their water content within a narrow range.
| phelanphys3e_ch20_14.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_14_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.13 In humans, the kidneys regulate water balance. | phelanphys3e_ch20_15.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_15_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN USE | phelanphys3e_ch20_16.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_16_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| Key Terms in Introduction to Animal Physiology | phelanphys3e_ch20_17.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_17_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| REVIEW & REHEARSE 20 INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY | phelanphys3e_ch20_18.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_18_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.1–20.6: Animal body structures reflect their functions. | phelanphys3e_ch20_19.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_19_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.7–20.8: Animals have an internal environment. | phelanphys3e_ch20_20.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_20_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| 20.9–20.13: How does homeostasis work? | phelanphys3e_ch20_21.html | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |
| DLAP questions | phelanphys3e_ch20_21_dlap.xml | 54c30a27757a2ee203000000 |