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The ability to maintain bodily equilibrium is called balance or balancing.
When the immune system is compromised, it loses some of its ability to function properly. It is almost like running on a sprained ankle that is not completely healed. The more damaged the immune system is, the less function it has.
Well, to move it is your Skeletal and Muscular system. To breathe it is your Muscular system. To digest is your muscular system and to survive is your Skeletal and some of your muscular system.
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None that is a trick question because you can't survive without each one. I think you could survive without a reproductive system. It might not be a life worth living, but you'd survive.
Three adaptations; would be the ability to survive with a dry skin; the ability to breathe air (as distinct from breathing underwater); and the ability to have an effective locomotion system. No doubt several others.
The ability to maintain bodily equilibrium is called balance or balancing.
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No. It cannot. Because a transport system only makin a tree to survive.
When the immune system is compromised, it loses some of its ability to function properly. It is almost like running on a sprained ankle that is not completely healed. The more damaged the immune system is, the less function it has.
do all living organisms need your body system to survive
Well, to move it is your Skeletal and Muscular system. To breathe it is your Muscular system. To digest is your muscular system and to survive is your Skeletal and some of your muscular system.
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The nervous system.
Your Nervous Systemnervous system