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Animal coordination, control and homeostasis

Biology: Animal coordination, control and homeostasis

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    Biology practicalsEcosystems and material cyclesExchange and transport in animalsAnimal coordination, control and homeostasisPlant structures and their functionsHealth, disease and the development of medicinesNatural selection and genetic modificationGeneticsCells and controlKey conceptsWorking scientificallyPractical skills

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Animal coordination, control and homeostasis

Animal coordination, control and homeostasis

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The human endocrine system
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    Hormones: adrenaline and thyroxine - Higher
    Hormones: adrenaline and thyroxine - Higher
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      Hormones in human reproduction
      Hormones in human reproduction
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        Treating infertility - Higher
        Treating infertility - Higher
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          Homeostasis and blood glucose
          Homeostasis and blood glucose
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