Chemistry, 16.10.2020 01:01 fernandar44
Consider what would happen if the marching band member tripped and scraped a knee. Now answer the following questions.
Which organ systems might not have been working together properly, causing the band member to fall?
How would the levels of organization in the body work to get the marching band member back to being uninjured? Does homeostasis in and between cells help to return organ systems and the organisms as a whole back to homeostasis?
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