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What animals lose a body part then grow it back?
Few animals can, but those that can go through a process called regeneration.
Does an animal need a generator for regeneration?
No, animals do not require a generator for regeneration. Regeneration is a natural process that some animals have the ability to perform, allowing them to replace lost or damaged body parts. This process is controlled by the animal's own biological mechanisms and does not involve the use of a generator.
How does forest animals influence forest regeneration?
because they live in the forest
What are the 2 animals with regeneration?
Any Type of lizard, and most amphibians.
Why is regeneration important to living things?
regeneration allows new limbs to grow for animals such as a star fish. this allows the the chain and hiarchy of animals to expand without easily being extinct.
What is it called when you regrow body parts that are lost or damaged?
Regeneration is the process of regrowing body parts that are lost or damaged. Some animals have the ability to regenerate limbs, organs, or tissues to replace what has been lost. This process involves the growth and development of new cells to restore the lost structure.
Why are plants asexual?
Because plants are generally stationary and have great power of regeneration
Why is the security council so important?
Its includes all great powers
Why is the security council the most powerful arm of the un?
it included all of the great powers
What is the duration of The Rise of the Great Powers?
The duration of The Rise of the Great Powers is 3000.0 seconds.
Do you use have or has in this sentence In the years following the great storm there have been no recorded instances of life regeneration?
The subject of the sentence is no recorded instances of life regeneration. As this is a plural subject use have.
What has the author Lev Vladimirovich Polezhaev written?
Lev Vladimirovich Polezhaev has written: 'Loss and restoration of regenerative capacity in tissues and organs of animals [by] L.V. Polezhaev' -- subject(s): Regeneration (Biology) 'Loss and restoration of regenerative capacity in tissues and organs of animals' -- subject(s): Regeneration (Biology)
