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hydrophobic
Warmer Air does this.
it's in between gallium and arsenic so if gallium's atomic mass is 70 and arsenic's atomic mass is 75, 72 is right between them
I expect that would depend on whether 5000 people each did 1 or 1 person attempted 5000, or whichever of the permutations in between is in effect.
It would be the Coronary arterie
If you do not breathe the blood in your veins and arteries can not flow. The exchange of CO2 and oxygenated blood can not mix and exchange in the heart. The gas from CO2 will suffocate you and you will die.
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Efferent arteries take blood away from an organ and afferent arteries bring blood to an organ.
what kind of correlation would you expect to find between a city's annual and the size of its population
Arterioles
The exchange of segments is called translocation.
There are arteries all throughout the body. So yes I would think so
In today's world both exchange and transactions are related to the business terms.They both have a deep relations in themselves. If there will be no exchange then there would be no transactions.
Bloody, as you would expect of war.
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Veins and arteries are located next to each other due to an evolutionary phenomena known as counter-current heat exchange. Your body tries to maintain an optimum temperature of 37oC, and since the body's core (chest area) delivers the blood to the extremeties, that blood may risk coming back cold. And if the blood happens to come back to the heart colder, that would not be achieving homeostasis. Your body is made to fight entropy. So what evolution decided is to put veins and arteries together so that heat exchange can happen through arteries and veins going to opposite directions. Arteries pump blood away from the heart and veins bring blood back to the heart, since they are going in opposite directions, they can exchange heat making the veins carry back some heat back to the heart, thus the naming "counter current heat exchange".
you expect to find more cartilage between the arm and the shoulder because the cartilage is found in many bones.