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Biology, 18.02.2021 01:00 carter4026

A. Identify receptor, control center and effector in the body. • Receptor:
• Control center:
• Effector:

b. Identify the body systems involved.

• Body systems:

c. Why is it an example of negative feedback?


A. Identify receptor, control center and effector in the body.

• Receptor: 
• Control center:
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