That would be bacteria.
The weight of compact bone can vary depending on factors such as age, gender, and individual differences. On average, compact bone tissue comprises about 80% of the weight of the human skeleton. The weight of a compact bone can range from a few grams to several kilograms.
80% body fluids including water and weight depends weither your endo/exomorphic (thin or fat), depending on your structure will depend on your bodily fluid weight
Yes, human waste such as feces can contain DNA from cells shed from the intestines during digestion. DNA in feces can be used for various purposes, such as identifying individuals or studying the gut microbiome.
Human feces (or stools) are produced by the entire digestive system.
Diseases caused by exposure to human feces include gastrointestinal infections such as E. coli, salmonella, and norovirus. Additionally, diseases like hepatitis A and parasitic infections like giardiasis and cryptosporidiosis can also be transmitted through contact with feces. Proper hygiene practices and sanitation facilities are crucial in preventing the spread of these diseases.
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Yeast is a normal part of every bowel movement. According to doctors, it comprises around 5 percent of the weight of human feces and therefore, causes no problems in human elimination.
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Typically human feces is 50-300 grams (2 to 10 ounces). Depending on diet , supplements and medications there could be variances.
The generally accepted mass of human feces is 1 gram for every 3 centimeters. That being said, this a an estimate and cannot provide a 100 percent accurate weight conversion.
Google [ leg weight percent ] gives me a page on netwellness.org, which says each leg is 10 percent. But it also gives a previous answer here on WikiAnswers of 14 percent, which agrees with an answer of 15.7% on Ask an Anatomist.
Human feces is composed of unusable food and million of bacteria.
The human body is 61.8 percent water by weight. Protein accounts for 16.6 percent; fat, 14.9 percent; and nitrogen, 3.3 percent of human body weight. Other elements constitute smaller percentages of body weight.Source: Rovin, Jeff. Laws of Order, p. 108.
No, it is not healthy for dogs to consume human feces. Human feces can carry harmful bacteria, parasites, and pathogens that can make dogs sick if ingested. It is important to prevent dogs from consuming any type of feces, including human feces, to protect their health.
Urine and feces are the wastes that are expelled from the human body.
Animal feces is called scat just to show that it is non-human. There are many other terms used for the term "feces" to show non-human feces. These are dung, droppings and spoor.
For the same reason human feces does - Rats are omnivores. If a human and a ratty both ate lasagna for three days straight their feces would smell the same.