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What part is not shared by both throttle body injection and a carburater?
Which part is not shared by both throttle body injection and a carburetor ?
What is a two word non plural body part that egg-laying animals lack and appears in both genders?
Wait, I got it, the answer is "Mammary Gland".
Does a mousque have a part for girls and a part boys?
yes a mosque has two parts for both genders
Do girls blush a lot?
i think they do. but i guess both genders do, it's just a part of human nature really, everyone blushes once in a while.
What name is shared by the external part of your ear and by muscular pouches attached to atria of the heart?
The name shared by both the external part of the ear and the muscular pouches attached to the atria of the heart is "auricle."
In both women and men urine travels through this and out the body?
In both women and men, urine travels from the kidneys through the ureters to the bladder, where it is stored until it is ready to be expelled. When urination occurs, urine flows from the bladder through the urethra and out of the body. The urethra is the final part of the urinary tract, and its length differs between genders, being shorter in women than in men.
What do you call both ends of a tomato that has to do with a body part?
stem
Whats the strongest part of the body to use for self defense?
The strongest part of the body used for self defense is both the knee and the elbow.
Can a bay be part of or inside a country?
A bay can definitely be a part of a country. It is typically not located geographically inside the interior of a country because it is a body of water connected to the ocean. For example, the San Francisco Bay is a bay located solely in the US. However, the Bay of Biscay is shared by both Spain and France.
The paralysis of both legs and the lower part of the body is known as?
paraplegia
The body part that is the same as both ends of a tomato?
Heart and skin.
Which of these is both the name of a unit of measurement and a part of the human body?
Foot
