Earth worms have 4 pairs of heart.
pheretima has 4 pairs of hearts.
Nonliving things obviously don't have a heart, and a majority of organisms do not have a heart. For the animals that do have a heart, they will either have a two-, three-, or four-chambered heart.
The atrium and the ventricle work as a pair. The heart has two of these pairs making the four chambers. The right pair receives blood returning from the body and pump it to the lungs. The left pair receive blood from the lungs and pump it to the body. The atriums are on top and the ventricles are on the bottom of the heart. The atrium receives the blood and pumps it to the ventricle which, in turn, pumps it to the the lungs or body. The atrium creates a supercharge or extra push, increasing the efficiency of the ventricle by about 20%.
both imposable thumbs and a four-chamber heart,
Fish hearts have two chambers, one atrium and one ventricle. They draw in deoxygenated blood in a single atrium, and pump it out through a ventricle.
The heart has four chambers. There are two types of chambers, the atria and the ventricles. There are a pair of each on the right and left side. Human (mammal) hearts have 4, reptiles tend to 3, and some organisms go all the way down to one.
In the four chambered heart all the blood is oxygenated. In the three chambered heart the oxygenated blood is mixed in with the un-oxygenated blood and is therefore not as effective as an oxygen carriers.
Plants do not have hearts. Only animals have hearts and most have four chambers and a few have three.
nothing, the heart is just a pair of pumps
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All humans have four chambers in their heart.
The rhyming word pair of beds of smelly animals could be: skunk's bunks.