What process did you go through to lose the other bones?

The process of bone fusion makes for fewer bones as growth and development occur (but you do not lose bone mass).

Plants lose water through the process of evaporation. Animals, on the other hand, lose water through urination, defecation, and perspiration.

Transpiration is the process through which plants lose water to the atmosphere.

Plants lose water through their leaves in a process called transpiration, which is an evaporative process. In most plants this is done through openings on the bottom of the leaves, and these pores are called stomata.

No, plants lose water to the air through a process known as transpiration.

You lose cartilage between the bones, so the bones rub against each other.

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Through the process of diffusion by osmosis.

dehydration synthesis

Transpiration which is an evaporative process

transpiration

You do not really 'lose' bones but some fuse together. Particularly the bones in the cranium.

It is called transpiration.

When you start to live through others lives, you can lose our own life through the process.

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yes you lose your mobility also through the same process

"Losing your temper" is a term that means "to get angry". Materials lose their temper, or internal stress, through a process called annealing.

they dont lose bones you fool! where would they go? what, do they flush them out their space toilets?

Some Chefs believe when blanching your bones first it will take out the impurites and make a clear stock other chefs tend to believe not to blanch the bones because you lose flavor!!

Mammals lose solutes through urinary excretion, respiration, and sweating. The process that normally exerts the greatest control over water balance of an individual is urinary excretion.

evaporation This process is called transpiration. Water diffuses from the leaves through the stoma. Helps pull water up the vascular tissue called the xylem. it is through the process of transpiration.

they go through a molting process,when new feathers replace the old.

your bones scratch as you grow

the differences in density cause the fluids to move in currents, which mixes them all together so that they may lose heat to the other fluids, thus transferring energy through convection

no they do not they just merge to make bigger and longer bones

No, you actually lose bones. These bones join together during childhood years.

She lost her leg(s) not her leg, and she lost them by fibular hemimelia. A disease that when the baby is born they do not have any fibula bones. (The lower leg bones other than the tibia). She was born with it.

Through ejaculation. Ejaculation is the process by which semen, the fluid which contains sperm, is expelled through the penis. This process is intended to take place inside a womans vagina where it can cause pregnancy, but modern sexual practices can see ejaculation taking place in the anus, the mouth, or onto the breast, buttocks or other bodily parts for the pleasure of either partner.

Deciduous trees lose their leaves seasonally in order to conserve water during the upcoming winter or dry season. Leaves become detached through the process of abscission.

There are many steps that someone can lose stomach fat but it's not always a quick process. The quickest way to lose stomach fat however would be through drastic surgery like liposuction.

When you are born there is more than 300 bones in your body, but when you start to get older you start to "lose" bones. When you are a adult you have 206 bones in your body.

yes it does. Muscles are made through workouts (and other things) and are maintained with protien. Since you are throwing up all that you eat, you dont get ant protien, calicum, vitamins, ETC. therefore, you lose all muscle and your bones grow week

You don't really lose your bones. When you're born, you have 270 bones, but at the end of the development of your body, you will end up having 206 bones. Those bones do not just disappear, they fuse together to form a stronger bone. When you get old, you will lose bone density, and that's called osteoporosis.

You don't "lose" bones in the strictest sense of the word. As you grow older, bones simply "fuse" together.

if we didn't have calcium our bones we would lose all our bones and be like a big GLOB!

Because they lose calcium.

I use a very good supplement - Caltrate Plus - it has vitamin D plus minerals which the bones need; I have Osteoporosis - thinning of the bones through lose of calcium - I discovered that vitamin D is essential for the bones to absorb calcium better - the other mierals in Caltrate ,also enhance the body's absorption of this essential vitamin. We all need more calcium as we age - women in particular. Calcium…

when you are born you have around 300 or 350. But when you are an adult you have 206. so your bones fuse (come) together and you lose 94 bones. But you don't exactly lose bones they just come together. And i would think an 11 year old would have about close to 300 but not to close.

I assume you are referring to electrical resistance. Basically, some electrons in a current will collide with atoms or other electrons, and lose energy in the process. This energy, of course, has to come from somewhere - so the current loses energy.

Bone marrow inside the bones creates blood when we lose it. Although blood can be lost fast, we reproduce blood very slowly not to lose all of our bone marrow at once.

They lose weight because they're bones are weakening and sometimes they won't eat.

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yes, your bones shrink half an inch every time you loose 4 kilograms.

Plants go through transpiration, or lose water, greatly on sunny days. This process can be heightened by watering and fertilizing the plants in excess.

the total heat is 6000J and you lose 4000J in the process so 2000J is used in the process out of the total 6000J (2000J/6000J)= .33

Well actually.. When you lose weight your face becomes a little thinner and your bones show more :P!

an old person has less blood cells, when this happens bones lose the strength that they used to have.

Probably... We see family members that have a tendency to lose bone mass... in other words, lose calcium in the bones of the spine and hip, resulting in the vertebra "crushing" down, resulting in spinal compression fractures and something called the "Dowager's hump" (you can google that)...

Scientists don't yet know exactly why osteoporosis occurs, but they do know that the normal bone remodeling process is disrupted. The strength of your bones depends on their size and density; bone density depends in part on the amount of calcium, phosphorus and other minerals bones contain. When your bones contain fewer minerals than normal, they're less strong and eventually lose their internal supporting structure. Other factors, such as hormone levels, also affect bone density…

Well unless you have bone-scraping bones to remove bone, you cannot actually make the bones more narrow. You can lose weight in this area but not bone.