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5
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tubular, coiled, and fluid filled structure
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7
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carry out higher order functions such as learning and memory
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8
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nicotine, cocaine, amphetamines, benzodiazepines, alcohol, tetrahydrocannabinol
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10
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rapid change in membrane potential which occurs in two phases
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11
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example of altruism
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12
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negative to positive
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13
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-70 mV
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14
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method by which an impulse travels down the axon
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15
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used in autonomic control of gut muscles, breathing, blood vessels, and heart muscle
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18
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example of innate behavior
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1
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Na+ gradient outside axon is opposite to gradient inside axon. Allows for propagation of nerve impulses
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2
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coordinates unconscious functions, such as posture, non-voluntary movement and balance
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3
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responsible for color vision
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4
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behavior as a result of genetics
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6
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breaks down acetylcholine back into acetyl and choline
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9
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changes to how the nervous system is wired
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13
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responsible for black and white vision
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16
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example of development and loss of learned behavior
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17
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2 in
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19
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Elimination of neurons or dendrites and axon terminals of neurons
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20
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positive to negative
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21
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behavior pattern only developed during a certain stage of life
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22
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method by which neurotransmitter leave the presynaptic membrane
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23
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3 out
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