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<p>Good point to remember.</p>
<p>^yes. correct answer is B. total surface area of blood exposed increases, thus loss of heat</p>
<p>What’s everybody studying last-minute tonight?</p>
<p>YOU HAVE TO GET 90+ POINTS TO GET A 5?!?!?!?
IS THIS TRUE? 
-runs around in circles-</p>
<p>all the labs/FR essays I’ve written in class for practice and the corresponding answer keys…specific diagrams in the textbook…</p>
<p>^^ Yup. ~90 - 150 is the range for a 5 based on the 100 question multiple choice format.</p>
<p>if i got around 82/100 (multiplechoice and essays included) for both of the cliff notes practice exams, should i be fine? :O</p>
<p>@winterfrostx
no AP always has curves based on the national stats that year, and you have M/C and FR combined, its not that impossible</p>
<p>What is the name of those evolutionary graphs? The ones where you can tell how closely related two species are?</p>
<p>^Phylogenetic trees?</p>
<p>Does anyone know the name for when a protein hormone is used and the use of secondary messengers amplify the products/response of the target cell?</p>
<p>aaah…I’m gonna take the exam in one hour…I just need 50% luck and i can get a 5!!</p>
<p>^^ Signal Transduction Pathway?</p>
<p>signal transduction pathway?</p>
<p>gahhhh 69 raw score before multiplying… that makes it like 52 raw score… omg fail fail fail… audit fail.</p>
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I think it’s signal transduction or something that involves a cascade.</p>
<p>Do we need to know human systems like circulatory, digestive, etc.?</p>
<p>vasopressin- is that the sodium or water regulator in the kidneys? also i feel like it did something else that i cant remember…</p>
<p>do ya’ll want to go over the 12 labs?</p>
<p>Restriction fragment length polymorphism -(RFLPs)? Can someone explain that in a nutshell?</p>