Organs

... able to impregnate themselves." This leads us to believe that the chances of an individual with two fully developed, functioning sets of sex organs existing is rare at best. Moving on, however, we were stuck as to what term would be used for an individual who could (theoretically/hypothetically, ...

See entire post

... interrelationships. 18. Comparative functional anatomy of various systems of vertebrates (integument and its derivatives, endoskeleton, locomotory organs, digestive system, respiratory system, circulatory system including heart and aortic arches; urino-genital system, brain and sense organs (eye ...

See entire post

... I would have thought the Brain stem would control pretty much most vital functions but when people break their necks quite high up, their vital organs still function and even if they break their back lower down their lower organs, Intestines, Kidneys, Liver etc still work. I've read that the ...

See entire post

... Explain, why this is the case. Answer: Well, lymphocytes are B- & T-cells and which grow up and are being selected in the primary lymphatic organs by hypermutation and due to negative and positive selection by the human bodyso this might be the cause that they are not influenced by the disease. ...

See entire post

... to be a fully functioning digestive system so that when the food gets eaten, the nutrients travel down into the stomach and then intestines. These organs break up and dissolve the food into small pieces that can be absorbed by the blood stream. Most of these small particles travel from the intestines ...

See entire post