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Function of osteon?
Osteons (also called Haversian systems) form the basic structural unit of bone. Inside osteons we find the haversion canal - a central canal that contains the bone's nerve and blood supplies. The haversion canals surround these blood vessels and nerve cells. Communication with osteocytes in lacunae ("small lakes") through canaculi ("small canals") is possibly due to intercommunication channels between the haversion canals.
Is Rhine river connected by canals?
NO
What is a haversion canal?
haversian canal is a part of the bone.
Does sheffield have a port?
No. Sheffield in inland however it is connected by canals.
What were the advantages of the canals?
They connected the middle of the country with the coastal cities
What the advantage of canals?
They connected the middle of the country with the coastal cities.
What are two other cities that were connected by canals?
Venice, Italy, is known for its intricate network of canals connecting various islands within the city. Suzhou, China, also has a famous canal system that has linked the city to other areas in the Jiangsu province for centuries.
How did De Witt Clinton propose rivers be connected?
by digging canals
What Great Lake is connected to Lake Superior by the Soo Canals?
Lake Huron
Which of the five great lakes had the most canals connected to it in 1850?
Lake Erie
What was the advantage of canals?
Connected the middle of the country cities with other cities and ports on the coasts they facilitated the movement of vast quantities materiel and goods.
What kind of canals are there?
They are some canals that are different then the other ones in the world
