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the term homeostasis was coined by

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Answered by Meww

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Walter Bradford Cannon expanded the term Homeostasis coined by Claude Bernard.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Walter Bradford Cannon (1871-1945) coined the term homeostasis .
Hemeostasis describes a state of balances internal regulation with in a body

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