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Specialized organs that make substances (hormones) that control and regulate body processes.
A positive or negative response to a stimuli.
Keeping conditions constant in the body.
A hormone that is produced by a group of specialized cells in the pancreas; lowers blood glucose levels.
An organ in the urinary system that filters waste from the blood.
An animal's automatic response to a stimulus, such as jerking away from a hot surface.
An organ in the digestive system that completes digestion and absorbs nutrients.
Tubes that pass urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder.
Part of the digestive system where food is stored and partially digested before it enters the small intestine.
An organ system that takes oxygen into the body and releases carbon dioxide and water.
An organ in the digestive system and endocrine system; makes enzymes that help in the breakdown of carbohydrates and help regulate blood sugar levels.
A system of nerve cells and tissues that regulate the actions and responses of the body.
An organ in the female mammal in which fertilized eggs develop.
Bones and cartilage that supports a vertebrate's body.
Female sex organs in which egg cells are produced.
All the muscles of the body, especially those involved in movement.
Final section of the large intestine, ending in the anus.
Male sex cell, produced in the testes.
Tube that passes urine from the bladder to outside the body.
Tiny filters in the kidney that remove liquid waste from the blood.
An organ system involved in creating a new organism.
Male reproductive organs that produce sperm.
A disease causing, non-living particle that reproduces only in living cells.
The two lower chambers of the heart.

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