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3
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Where sound is converted
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8
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Pressure inside the eye rises
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10
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Accounts for approximately 95% of these glucocorticoids
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11
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Located at the surface of many of these folds
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13
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Respond to forms of mechanical energy, such as waves of sound, changes in fluid pressure, physical touch or pressure, stretching, or forces generated by gravity and acceleration
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14
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A colored, disk-shaped muscle that determines how much light enters the eye
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16
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Respond to the pressure of chemicals in the nearby area
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19
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Originate from receptors present at more than one location in the body
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20
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Respond to tissue damage or excessive pressure or temperature
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21
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One of the two fluid-filled chambers of the vestibule
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22
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Originate from receptors that are restricted to particular areas of the body, such as ears and eyes
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24
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The central region of the retina
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25
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Respond to head or cold
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27
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Mixes food
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30
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Sensory input that causes some change within or outside the body
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31
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Is both an endocrine gland and an exocrine gland
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32
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Respond to light
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35
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One of the two fluid-filled chambers of the vestibule
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36
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The first region of the small intestine that is only about 10 inches long
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37
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The adjustable opening in the center of the iris
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38
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The outermost layer of the GI tract wall
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39
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Raises blood sugar
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41
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The innermost tissue layer of the GI tract
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