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Select. Organs of the human body
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Decide if the items on this list are organs of the human body or not: muscular cell ➝ skin tissue ➝ stomach ➝ digestive system ➝ heart ➝ circulatory system ➝ liver ➝ small intestine ➝…
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Answer. Amphibians and reptiles
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Remember what you have studied in this section and answer the questions: Where do amphibians live? Why is the skin of amphibians moist and slimy? How do reptiles move from place to place?
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Unit 2
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The atmosphere makes wind, it can make a windmill spin. Although you cannot touch it, you can feel it on your skin. Although it has no colour, it makes the sky look blue, With nitrogen, oxygen, and…
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Describe. The characteristics of vertebrates
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With a word or short phrase describe the following characteristics in fish, amphibians, birds and mammals: Type of skin. Shape of body. Appendages. Respiratory aparatus. Body temperature regulation.…
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Match. Amphibians
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Match each characteristic with the group of animals among which it is most common. They begin life as tadpoles. External fertilisation. Thin, moist, slippery skin. They have a tail.
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Types of Cells in the Body - About
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This page discusses a number of different specialist cell types that are found in the human body. These include stem, blood, fat, skin, endothelial, nerve, sex and cancer cells
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Final self-evaluation 11.08 - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates
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Are the following sentences true or false? Reptiles have waterproof skin. Reptiles breathe through gills. A fish's swim bladder gives it information about its surroundings in the water. Birds have…
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Fungi and lichens
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6.1. Fungi Fungi are heterotrophic organisms (parasites or saprophytes) that have many different unicellular and multicellular forms: Mushrooms, which grow in forests and fields. Moulds, which grow on…
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Match. Groups of vertebrates
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Match each group of vertebrates with its main characteristic: Their body is covered in feathers. ➝ Their body is covered in fur and they give birth to live young. ➝ They spend part of their lives in…
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The lobes of the cerebral cortex
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The cerebral cortex is divided into two hemispheres (halves): the right and the left. There are four regions in each half which are called lobes. Each of these regions have different functions. The…
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