Absolutly, well sorta, all tissues of the body need oxygen to survive. but what most people think of as bones are just the hard calcium and mineral structure that is left behind when we perish. however inner area's of the bone called marrow need oxygen to make blood cells. their are also cells in bone called osteoblasts which constantly build bone and osteoclasts which constantly break down bone these cells in a nutshell keep the bones in good repair. to do their job they need oxygen. do the minerals that make bones hard and durable need oxygen? nope. dose everything else in bones need it ? absolutly
Bones need oxygen and nutrients to survive and grow. Bones break down and regrow if it has the proper nutrient.
yes
i think its in the gills if I'm not mistaken
The protophyta, or algae, are the protists which play the most beneficial role for humans. They create food and respirate oxygen.
There are often sesamoid bones at the interphalangeal joints resembling the petella in the knee
Tendons attach muscles to bones, while ligaments attach bones to other bones.
All living things will have cells that replicate and respirate. Living things will also reproduce in some way, either by sexual or asexual reproduction.
you respirate when you breath
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energy and carbohydrates
I dont flipin now i am asking u so answer Chur
Placental mammals respirate using the umbilical cord. The cord, which is attached to both baby and mother, delivers food and oxygen to the baby.
The Euglena is a simple organism.Respiration occurs through body surface
All plants respire.
Any and all living cells respirate.
i think its in the gills if I'm not mistaken
Chinchillas, being mammals that respirate, have lungs.
Through their lungs ! The breathe air just as we do.
They use their skin for respiration then some have gills.