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Fundamentals of Animal Functionhillis2e_ch29_1.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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Concept 29.1: Animals Eat to Obtain Energy and Chemical Building Blockshillis2e_ch29_2.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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Concept 29.2: An Animal’s Energy Needs Depend on Physical Activity and Body Sizehillis2e_ch29_3.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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Concept 29.3: Metabolic Rates Are Affected by Homeostasis and by Regulation and Conformityhillis2e_ch29_4.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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Concept 29.4: Animals Exhibit Division of Labor, but Each Cell Must Make Its Own ATPhillis2e_ch29_5.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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Concept 29.5: The Phenotypes of Individual Animals Can Change during Their Lifetimeshillis2e_ch29_6.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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Concept 29.6: Animal Function Requires Control Mechanismshillis2e_ch29_7.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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Summaryhillis2e_ch29_8.html532b6899757a2e272d000000
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