4. Describe the Hypodermis

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A: Thermoregulation is the organism’s ability to keep or maintain the body temperature within a range…

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A: The salivary glands are the type of exocrine glands that produce saliva. There are three major pairs…

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A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

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A: X-rays are electromagnetic radiations that are used in the medical field to generate images of…

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A: Aging is a natural process. With aging there are structural and functional changes that occur in the…

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A: Skin is the part of integumentary system. Skin is made up of different types of cells and tissues…

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A: X-ray imaging is a technique that uses electromagnetic radiation(X-rays) to view the internal…

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A: A mineral refers to the chemical compound that plays a vital role in the body's functioning, but the…

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A: We know that The skin can be described as the covering or integuments surrounding the body surfaces…

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A: The microvilli are tiny microscopic projections present on and around the cells. They are…

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A: Bones are robust stracture which gives structure to body . While, Cartilage are comparatively much…

Q: 5. Compare appositional interstitial growth. and

A: * appositional growth is the growth which increases the bone width  *Whereas interstitial growth is…

Q: A report on animal tissues and their types

A: The cells are assembled to shape the tissues. These animal tissues differ in their construction,…

Q: 6. How do external temperatures affect warm-blooded animals?

A: We can say that Thermoregulation is the organism’s ability to keep or maintain the body temperature…

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A: FluMist is a flu vaccine in the form of a nasal spray and is administered through the nose to…

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A: The Joint is the part of the body where two bones connect together and allow movement. In the human…

Q: 3. What is calcification? 4. Give general features of cartilage. at least 3

A: Skeletal system is a type of body system which form scaffolding structure around the body and meant…

Q: Define Parfocal.

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A: Key…

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A: The clavicle is located between the ribcage and the shoulder blade or scapula. It is easily…

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A: Directional terms describe the positions of structures relative to other structures or locations…

Q: 7. how does BMI affecting pain management?

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