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A skeleton made of fluid is often referred to as a "hydrostatic skeleton." This type of support structure is commonly found in organisms such as jellyfish, worms, and certain other invertebrates, where fluid-filled cavities provide shape and support, allowing for movement and flexibility. Hydrostatic skeletons rely on the pressure of the fluid within to maintain form and enable locomotion.
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What do you call half a fluid oz?
I call it "one half fluid ounce". It can also be described as "0.5 fl oz" or as "4 fluid drams".
What do you call red fluid in the body?
The red fluid in the body is blood.
What you call red fluid in the body?
The red fluid in the body is blood.
What do you call friction in water?
Fluid friction
What do you call the oily fluid at the ends of the bone?
synovial fluid is present.it lubricates the articular surface
What do you call any blood-like fluid?
blood
What to do when brake fluid is swallowed?
Call poison control.
Can electron flow called fluid?
No, because the atoms that the electrons break free of are still held in a crystalline lattice. You could no more call the flow of electrons (aka "current") a fluid than you could call stream of neutrinos a fluid.
What do you call the food in stomach that is changed to semi fluid?
Chyme.
How many centiliters are in 16.9 fluid ounces?
49.979265 - call it 50
What do you call the part where you pour transmission fluid in the part?
Dipstick tube
What do i use in my tranmisson?
If you are asking what transmission fluid then I can't answer because you did not say what vehicle. Look in your owner's manual or call your loal dealer.If you are asking what transmission fluid then I can't answer because you did not say what vehicle. Look in your owner's manual or call your loal dealer.
