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What are the more highly advanced parts of a mammalian heart and brain?
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∙ 15y ago
It has 4 chambers so oxygenated blood from the lungs never mixes with deoxygenated blood from body tissues as it does in frogs that have only 3 chambers.
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What is the most highly specialized organ in the body?
heart
What organs are the most highly perfused?
highly perfused organs in the body include heart, brain, kidneys. I'm not sure about the lungs. highly perfused organs in the body include heart, brain, kidneys. I'm not sure about the lungs.
Can you replace the brain?
No you can't, but you can swap a human brain for a pig brain, just like swapping a human heart for a pig heart.
Is it true that the heart has four chambers?
The typical mammalian heart? Yes.
Why is a mammalian heart rough?
so it can live longer.!(:
What are the upper chambers of the mammalian heart called?
the upper chambers of the heart are called the atria. (or atrium singular)
How many chambers do that heart have?
Human and mammalian hearts have 4 chambers .
Where is blood found in the mammalian body?
Blood is found within the circulatory system of the mammalian body. This system comprises the heart and blood vessels.
What has the author A R Muir written?
A R. Muir has written: 'The mammalian heart'
What are two upper chambers of the mammalian heart through which blood enters?
the left artery and right artery chamber =============================================================== The two upper chambers of the mammalian heart's are: - left atrium - right atrium more information in related links.
Which of the squids three hearts is similar in function to the right side of the mammalian heart Why?
three
How does a transplanted heart keep beating when there is no direct connection between it and the brain of the host body?
If a mammalian heart is removed, it will continue to beat for hours, providing that an adequate supply of warm oxygenated fluid of sutable composition is supplied to the muscle through the coronary vessels from the aorta. The origin of the heart-beat is independent from the rest of the body. The heart has its own pacemaker cells.
