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2. Of dendrite, sarcomere, cell body, axon, and trigger zone, this is NOT found in the neuron.

3. A chemical that crosses a synapse to stimulate a target cell

4. During this phase Na+ channels are open 1 2 3 4 5

5. A light sensing cell found in the vertebrate eye is called this

6. This part of the brain that expanded in mammals to allow for complex integration

7. This type of lymphocytes create antibodies

8. In this vessel, blood travels the slowest

9. This blood vessel returns oxygenated blood back to the heart from the lungs.

10. Comparing thickness in the walls of arteries, walls of veins are

11. Antibodies are able to be specific for different antigens because the cells that create them do this prior to transcription

12. The process where substances move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

13. Thin walled air sacs in the lungs are called this

14. This is the muscle that allows for ventilation of the lungs in mammals

15. Of High or Low pH, this condition creates the highest affinity for oxygen in the blood.

16. This type of pressure is exerted on the lungs during inhalation (inspiration) in mammals.

17. Steroid hormones would attach to inter or intracellular receptors?

18. Epinephrine, released by the adrenal gland, would ultimately cause Calcium ion release and would cause this to happen to the heart

19. ADH is a hormone that causes aquaporin to be added to the distal tubules in the nephron. As a result, this is reabsorbed into the blood from the urine.

20. This hormone would cause Glu-4 (glucose) transporters to be inserted into cell membranes of their target cells, causing uptake of glucose.

21. The receptors that detect a change in blood pressure as a result to changes of body position are called these (and they should be mentioned in your lab report, btw)

22. This structure increases surface area for absorption in the small intestine

23. Fatty acids are absorbed into this system of vessels

24. This is the chemical reaction that takes place to break down macromolecules into their smaller components.

25. Glands in the gills of freshwater fish will carry out this process involving ions to maintain osmotic homeostasis.

26. All coelomate animals have this type of digestive system

27. This protein makes up the thin filaments in sarcomeres

28. This protein makes up the thick filaments in sarcomeres

29. The part of the muscle cell that releases calcium ions is this

30. This must be added to myosin to reset the contraction cycle

31. Arthropods and nematodes both will do this prior to growth.

32. In colder ambient temperatures, endotherms will increase or decrease their metabolism

33. With a Q10 of 2 in a range between 0 and 40 degrees celsius, a cricket who has a heart rate of 70 bpm at 20 degrees will have a heart rate of this at 40 degrees

34. The nervous system of animals begins forming from this germ layer during neurulation

35. These structures evolved as gut out-pouching in certain species of fish.

36. Cnidarians use this structure to absorb gases and nutrients

37. Development

38. This is the first stage in vertebrate embryo development when the cells are pleuripotent