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_____ is the process by which internal environments of an organism are regulated. -tropism -homeostasis -geotropism
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_____ is the process by which internal environments of an organism are regulated.

-tropism
-homeostasis
-geotropism

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Homeostasis refers to the certain processes that regulate the internal conditions in an organism's body. For the body to function properly, it is necessary for these internal conditions to remain stable and constant.
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