Chapter 25

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2. The Structure of Tissues Suits Their Function 25-

4. Figure 25.1 Levels of biological organization 25-

5. Four Types of Tissues Are Common in the Animal Body 25-

7. Figure 25.2 Types of epithelial tissue in vertebrates 25-

10. Figure 25.3A Types of connective tissue in vertebrates 25-

12. Figure 25.3B Composition of blood, a liquid tissue 25-

14. Figure 25.4 Types of muscular tissue 25-

16. Figure 25.5 Parts of a neuron and types of neuroglia 25-

18. Organs, Composed of Tissues, Work Together in Organ Systems 25-

20. Photomicrograph of skin 25-

21. Figure 25.7 Human skin anatomy 25-

22. All Organ Systems Contribute to Homeostasis in Animals 25-

24. Figure 25.8A The control systems 25-

25. Figure 25.8B Sensory input and motor output 25-

27. Figure 25.8C The body’s transport systems 25-

29. Figure 25.8D The body’s maintenance systems 25-

31. Figure 25.8E The reproductive system 25-

35. Figure 25.10 Process of achieving constancy in the internal environment (blood and tissue fluid) 25-

37. Figure 25.11A Model of negative feedback 25-

38. Figure 25.11B Regulation of body temperature by negative feedback 25-