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sense organs

sense organs in cordates

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Myers PSYCHOLOGY

Myers PSYCHOLOGY . Module 4 Neural and Hormonal Systems. Neural Communication. Biological Psychology branch of psychology concerned with the links between biology and behavior

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Dichotomous keys use multiple steps which compare _______?

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Topic: The Nervous System

Topic: The Nervous System. Aim : What is the function of the nervous system? Do Now : Make a K-W-L Chart. Fill in the first two columns. What is the function of the Nervous System?. Receive and send information about activities within the body

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The Brain

The Brain. Your Brain is HUNGRY. Makes up 2 % of your body weight Consumes 20% of the energy you take in!! If it goes without oxygen for 10 seconds you will lose consciousness 4 minutes may cause permanent brain damage . . The Brain. weighs 1300 - 1400 g ( about 3 pounds)

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A bit more background to to Traditional Chinese Medicine

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PHYLUM MOLLUSCA (Molle= soft body)

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Organizational Behavior Course Model

OB Outcomes: Attitudes and Behaviors Effort Job Satisfaction Absenteeism Turnover Stress Workplace Violence Organizational Citizenship Behavior and Commitment Employee Theft Safety and Accidents Sexual Harassment Grievances. Influenced by Managers Using

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Sensory contact

Sensory contact. Phassa literally means touch or contact, and connotes sensorial or mental impression. It is the correlation (sa?gati) between the sense-organ, the sense-object, and the sensory awareness (ti??a? sa?gati phass a) eye, (visible) object and consciousness.

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Perceptual Development

Perceptual Development. Food for thought. How do perceptual systems develop? How do different senses interact in development?. General concepts. Sensory receptors/Sense organs General pattern of transmission Sense organs Thalamus Cortical areas Organizational principle

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Vertebrate Origins

Vertebrate Origins. Haikouella lanceolata , early Cambrian. Diversity of Chordates. American toad, Bufo americanus. 56,000 species 10 mm to 40 m long Every habitat Large body size. Pronghorn antelope, Antilocarpa americana. Sea squirt, Atriolum robustum.

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Natural Conditions of Existence

Natural Conditions of Existence . Considering the Natural Conditions of Existence, our Role and Responsibility in Them. Natural Conditions of Existence.

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ARTHROPODA

ARTHROPODA. INTRODUCTION. In Greek arthros means joint podos means foot. The phylum arthropoda is the largest phylum in the animal kingdom. These animals have joint legs.

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Music

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A virtual reality? Human perceptual function

A virtual reality? Human perceptual function. R.Fielding Community Medicine & BSU HKU. Lecture outline. Learning objectives Sensation versus perception Features of perception Stimulus characteristics organizational aspects Hypothesis testing Depth perception & cues

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Descartes

Descartes. God. Ideas.

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UNIT 3

UNIT 3. The interaction function. EXAMPLES OF SENSE ORGANS. Natural Science 2. Secondary Education. UNIT 3. Examples of sense organs. SENSE ORGANS. PHOTORECEPTOR ORGANS. CHEMORECEPTOR ORGANS. MECHANORECEPTOR ORGANS. Click on each box to find out more.

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TOK: Ways of Knowing

TOK: Ways of Knowing. Sense Perception. We perceive the world through our 5 senses. Our 5 senses are: Sight Hearing Touch Smell Taste. Sense Perception is an important dimension of our understanding of the World The channel of communication between ourselves and the outside world

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Me and Uncle Romie . Dear Mr. Winston. Jose ! Born to Dance.

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