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The cardiovascular system,bes which branch and come together again so that the blood is returned to the heart. The heart is a muscular structure consisting of four chambers. It is cone-shaped with an . below and to the left and a . above and to the right. It lies in the lower half of the thorax behind the sternum on the cent

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Tissues, tissue is ectodermal). It also appears to exclude certain specialized tissues, for example, glandular and lymphoid tissue. The former is derived from epithelial tissue as a rule and the latter may be included among connective tissue.

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The locomotor system. I,these movements are brought about by muscles. The contraction of muscles and the co-ordination of movements are examples of how impossible it is to separate one system from another. Properly functioning vascular and nervous systems are essential for correct muscle function.

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The locomotor system. II, the articular tubercle above, and to the . of the mandible below (the part of the condyloid process below the head). The lateral part of the capsule is thickened and forms a ligament (intrinsic) and there is an important extrinsic ligament passing from the base of the skull to near the mandibular foramen on the inside of the ramus of the jaw.

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The nervous system,ulses due to changes in the external and internal environment of the body are sorted out and correlated so that the appropriate response (or lack of response—.) ensues. The central nervous system consists of the . and . (Fig. 110a).

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