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Is your back hand skin living or non living?
Dead skin cells go or on your hand until it comes off, so yes
The skin is attached underlying structures by the?
It's called the "dermal papilla"
What is the thing called on the back of your elbow?
The skin on the back of one's elbow is called olecranal skin, or colloquially, a weenis.
Can you stretch attached earlobes?
yes you can, just take your time and let your skin ajust and grow more tissue source: attached ears (5/8) going to an inch
Where is skin thicker on the body?
On your back
Are knuckles in or on your hand?
Knuckles are the bony prominences on the top of your hand where fingers are attached.
Are there advantages to the way skin is attached to the palm of the hand?
one advantage is that it is more flexible.
Are stegosaurus back plates are attached with his bones?
Stegosaurus plates aren't attached to the skeleton. They are connected to the Stegosaurus via the skin.
Is your back hand skin living or non living?
Dead skin cells go or on your hand until it comes off, so yes
What are the characteristics of oily fish?
The eyes should be clear and raised, not sunken. There should be slime on it and its skin should be moist. The scales should be firmly attached and shiny.
How does the skin on your palm differ from that back posterior of your hand?
The skin of the palm has no hair because there are not hair follicles.
Why is your palm lighter than the rest of your skin?
It is not as exposed to sunlight as the other or back part of the hand. Also, the skin of the palm is different from the skin of the rest of the hand. Just take a look.
Why is your palm lighter than the rest of our skin?
It is not as exposed to sunlight as the other or back part of the hand. Also, the skin of the palm is different from the skin of the rest of the hand. Just take a look.
In the shower or bath why do your feet and fingers shrivel up?
They don't shrivel - they actually expand. What happens is that the outermost layer of skin absorbs water and swells up. The wrinkles are caused by the points where this skin is unable to swell because it is too firmly attached to the layer beneath it.
How long does it take to grow back break skin on your hand?
It takes about a month for a news layer to grow back
Why would your hand feel cold if you wet the back of your hand and blow on it?
Your breath evaporates the moisture which cools the surface temperature of the skin.
How does the surface of the epidermis shown in the transparency differ from the epidermis on the palms of your hands and soles of your feet?
The skin on the palm of the hand is firmer than the skin on the back of hand. It is firmer so you can grasp things.
