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1 SAC 2-Test Revision

2 Write definitions….. Adaptation Homeostasis Behavioral Adaptation

3 Nervous System Draw a human body outline and visually represent: CNS
PNS Reflex reaction

4 Draw….. A labeled diagram of the neuron

5 Endocrine System Explain the structure and function of the endocrine system

6 Similarities & Differences
Draw a venn diagram to compare the endocrine and nervous system Endocrine System Nervous System

7 Homeostasis Explain how homeostasis can go wrong

8 Which behaviours are demonstrated here and what is their advantage?

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