Homeostasis and Excretion mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on Homeostasis and Excretion, covering topics from temperature control to kidney function and blood glucose. It offers school students material for practising these topics and teachers resources for teaching them, with over 900 maps largely at secondary level. Choose a map to begin.
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- Feedback Mechanisms52
- Coordination and Cell Signalling95
- Thermoregulation138
- Blood Glucose Regulation and Diabetes116
- Control of Breathing6
- Excretory and Urinary Systems124
- Liver Function and Excretion19
- Kidney Structure and Function185
- Urine Formation23
- Osmoregulation and Water Balance75
- Kidney Disease and Dialysis34
Mind maps
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GCSE AQA Biology 3 Kidneys & Homeostasis A mind map showing information about homeostasis, kidney function & failure and controlling blood glucose.
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AQA GCSE Biology - Homeostasis and Response All important information from the AQA GCSE Biology Revision Guide on topic Homeostasis and Response.
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Thermoregulation -
Homeostasis and Excretion
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13. Excretion in humans Syllabus (extended) 2021
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Diabetes Mellitus -
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Excretion: Liver. A2 Biology Excretion, OCR F214
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11.3 The Kidney and Osmoregulation -
Homeostasis: control in the body -
Homeostasis and Response Biology revision mainly focused on homeostasis. -
Urinary System Urinary System
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Topic 5- Homeostasis -What Homeostasis is -Why we have it -Negative Feedback Loop -Control Systems -
The Kidney
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Homeostasis - GCSE Biology
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IGCSE Homeostasis & Excretion -
Kidney A mindmap on the links to kidneys -
Thermoregulation & Homeostasis -
Homeostasis Term used to describe the constant function of keeping an optimal internal environment within the body. -
Urine formation -
Homeostasis Science Homework - Biology -
Normal blood glucose level A brief diagram that shows the negative feedback control of blood glucose levels and how the hormones in th... -
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Mammals examples of homeostasis by negative feedback -
The Kidneys (Nephron) The role of the kidneys in excretion. -
GCSE AQA Biology 1 Homeostasis Mind map showing information about what needs to be controlled in the body... -
Communication and homeostasis
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Homeostasis
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Homeostasis and response
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Biology F214: Section 1 Mind map detailing key points on Section 1 of the OCR Complete Revision Course
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The kidneys
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Homeostasis
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Homeostasis
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HOMEOSTASIS and CONTROLLING BODY TEMP -
The Kidney & Homeostasis
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Communication and Homeostasis
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B5 - Homeostasis & Response
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Chemical Control + Homeostasis Most of the Unit 5 AQA Biology topic 'Chemical Control and Homeostasis'. Only missing the oestrus cycle -
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About homeostasis and excretion mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing Homeostasis and Excretion mind maps
These maps let you explore individual parts of the unit or see how topics connect. Homeostasis and Response introduces the idea of a stable internal environment and negative feedback. Start there if you want an overview before focusing on a particular process.
For a closer look at temperature, Thermoregulation compares endotherms, ectotherms and heterotherms. IGCSE Homeostasis & Excretion includes blood glucose control and body temperature, while Homeostasis & The Kidney links excretion with water regulation.
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Which mind map should I start with?
Homeostasis and Response is a useful starting point for an overview of the unit. It introduces the idea of a stable internal environment and negative feedback. If you already want to focus on temperature, Thermoregulation offers a more specific place to begin.
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Which courses do the listed maps mention?
The titles include maps for AQA GCSE Biology and IGCSE Biology. For example, IGCSE Homeostasis & Excretion covers negative feedback, blood glucose and temperature control. Check the content of a map against the topics you need to study or teach before using it.