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Teasing needle that is arrow shaped
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Base your answer on the diagram of the human arm and on your knowledge of biology Movement of the lower arm bones in the direction indicated by the arrow results from the contraction of?
1; the extensor, but not the flexor
What is the study of living and non living things?
Biology
The study of living organisms?
I think it is Biology.
What is a needle leaf?
Pinus has needle leaves. These differ from the true leaves in the sense that needle leaves do not have axillary buds.
Biology is the study of what?
The Study of Biology includes the study of Molecular /Ecology Biology,Cells, Living nonliving things, our environment, Genetics, Evolution, a little bit of Chemistry and Physics, Behavioral Biology, Physiology,Geography, in short, all sciences combined make Biology- study of life.
What is the arrow inside a compass called?
a needle
How do you use a needle?
there are two types of needles : (a) one is used for stitching (b) and the other one is used in biology practicals the needle used in bio practical is little bit different from that of the stitching needle .
How do you use needle?
there are two types of needles : (a) one is used for stitching (b) and the other one is used in Biology practicals the needle used in bio practical is little bit different from that of the stitching needle .
What are the four basic points of a compass?
The MAJOR parts of a compass:housing,direction of travel,orienting arrow, and magnetic needle. By : Asher Sparks
What direction does the needle on a compass point when a horseshoe magnet is put beside it?
The direction of the needle will remain unchanged. This is due to magnetic forces, the needle will remain in line with the lines of magnetic force which flow between the north and south poles.
What did eastern woodlands use for weapons?
Eastern Woodland Indians can turn simple things into weapon like bones, stones, rocks, woods, plants, and animal skin. They use bones as needle, knife, rake, and scraper. They used woods to make an arrow and arrow shafts, plants as traps, and rocks or stones as arrow head.
Base your answer on the diagram of the human arm and on your knowledge of biology Movement of the lower arm bones in the direction indicated by the arrow results from the contraction of?
1; the extensor, but not the flexor
What are inventions that are related to biology?
microscope--related to microbiology gel electrophoresis--used for DNA fingerprinting hypodermic needle--used to take out, or put in a certain things into a body.
What trees have needle like leaves that produce food all year long?
"I retain my needles all year long. I am a coniferous" - Biology
Become more flexible?
I am very felixable. How i got have my bow and arrow, scorpion and needle (or a some people call it a killer) was by stretching. If you continuously stretch you get more flexible
How do you read a compus?
To read a compass, hold it flat and level, rotating yourself until the needle lines up with the orienting arrow. The direction the arrow is pointing towards is your bearing. Make sure to account for declination if needed to convert magnetic north to true north.
What is the difference between a hypertonic needle and a hypotonic needle?
A hypotonic needle is a needle that is a non coring needle. A hypertonic needle is a coring needle. Both of these needles are used in IV's with a hypotonic needle used for hypotonic solutions.
