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Q: List the major components of blood, along with theirfunctions.

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A:  A neuron is a brain cell that is the basic unit of this complex organ. It consists of a cell body, ...

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Q: Which features in the skeletal system are associated with bipedal locomotion?

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Q: Why is a single autonomic neurotransmitter able to have opposite effects on different target cells?

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Q: The digestive tract has a semi-independent nervous system called the _____ nervous system.

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