AMOCTOBSO & SYSTEMS MH: 86 – 89 & 96. AMOCTOBSO  Animals are made up of specialized cells working together as systems CellsTissuesOrgansBody systemsOrganism.

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AMOCTOBSO & SYSTEMS MH: 86 – 89 & 96

AMOCTOBSO  Animals are made up of specialized cells working together as systems CellsTissuesOrgansBody systemsOrganism

AMOCTOBSO  Systems of systems make up whole organisms... Cells Organelles Molecules Atoms Tissues Organs Body/Organ Systems Organism

The 4 main animal tissues… 1. Epithelial  body/internal organ covering 2. Muscle  act by shortening/lengthening 3. Nervous  coordinate body actions 4. Connective  supports, protects or connects cells/tissues

The 4 main animal tissues…

Connections among body systems  Organ systems that coordinate communication 1. Nervous system detects and responds to ex/internal stimuli 2. Endocrine system secretes hormones which affect development and reproduction

Connections among body systems  Organ systems that support and move the body 3. Skeletal system protects organs and supports tissues 4. Muscular system necessary for movement

Connections among body systems  Organ systems that protect the body 5. Urinary system excretes waste & keeps blood pressure balanced

Connections among body systems  Organ systems that protect the body 6. Integumentary system physical barriers for protection

Connections among body systems  Organ systems that protect the body 7. Immune system protects from infection

Connections among body systems  Organ system that procreates 8. Reproductive system makes subsequent generations

 Organ systems that acquire energy 9. Respiratory system exchanges O 2 and CO Circulatory system Transports substances 11. Digestive system breaks down food The Big 3...

Body Worlds...  MH: 92  #1 – 6, 8