Control and Coordination in Biological Systems

Control and coordination refers to the regulation and integration of various physiological processes in an organism, allowing it to respond to stimuli and maintain internal balance.

Examples of control and coordination in the human body include the nervous system, which coordinates sensory input and motor output, and the endocrine system, which regulates hormone production and release.

Control and coordination are essential for the survival and functioning of organisms as they enable organisms to respond to changes in their environment, maintain homeostasis, and carry out complex physiological processes.