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The 21 pages that link to Nervous system, each with the reason it gives.

• Endocrine systemCompared with: Neural signals are often rapid and targeted, unlike hormones’ broader, longer-lasting effects.

• PsychologyNarrower topic: Its activity provides biological mechanisms for many mental processes and behaviors.

• Organ systemBroader topic: It coordinates activity across organs through electrical and chemical signaling.

• Cardiovascular systemRelated: Autonomic signals alter heart rate and vessel diameter to regulate circulation.

• OrganismRelated: In animals, neural signaling rapidly coordinates actions across the organism.

• AnesthesiologyNarrower topic: Anesthesia alters nervous-system signaling to change awareness, sensation, and movement.

• Muscular systemRelated: Nerve signals control skeletal muscle contraction and regulate many involuntary muscle actions.

• Albrecht von HallerRelated: Haller distinguished nerves’ capacity for sensation from muscles’ capacity for contraction.

• Julien Offray de La MettrieRelated: Its dependence on bodily conditions helped ground his account of mental variation.

• Nerve netNarrower topic: A nerve net is a decentralized kind of nervous system.

• B. J. PalmerNarrower topic: Palmer framed chiropractic’s proposed effects through the relationship between spine and nerves.

• Daniel David PalmerRelated: Palmer’s theory made nerve flow the link between spinal alignment and health.

• Simple eyeNarrower topic: Signals from simple eyes enter neural circuits that shape an animal's response to light.

• XenacoelomorphaRelated: Xenacoelomorph nervous systems are simple and organized differently from those of many other bilaterians.

• Body & organ systemsRelated: It rapidly directs organs and links sensation to action.

• Female hysteriaNarrower topic: Early modern physicians increasingly located hysteria in the nerves rather than the uterus.

• Human biologyBroader topic: Rapid neural signals coordinate sensation, movement, and organ activity.

• Human bodyBroader topic: It rapidly senses changes and directs bodily responses.

• Human musculoskeletal systemRelated: It controls muscle activation and integrates sensory feedback from joints and tissues.

• Invertebrate gangliaNarrower topic: Invertebrate ganglia are processing centers within diverse nervous-system layouts.

• Tetraethyl pyrophosphateNarrower topic: The compound’s target regulates signaling throughout the nervous system.