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Bones are classified to make it easier to study them. They are often classified by shape, size, and by origin. They may also be classified by their surface markings.
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Why are bones so important?
bone resorption is important for bone re modelling It is also important for maintenance of the right proportion of blood calcium levels.
Why is finding bones important to historians?
Investigators need to know if the victim is a male or female and to see the wounds. The TV series 'Bones' gives a GREAT example of bones.
Why are large bones important to produce blood cells?
bones are the producers of blood and the bigger the cell the more blood
Are the tarsals long short flat or irregular bones?
Most people will classify it as irregular but some insist that all bones being unique they should all be ireegular and so it is just short.
The trace element most important for making bones hard?
Calcium
How do you classify vertebrates?
vertebrates have back bones.
What is the most important feature used to classify animals?
The most important feature used to classify animals is Body structure!
Why are characteristic important?
It Helps identify and classify Substance
Why bones is important to people?
bones are important to us to move
Is it important to classify organisms correctly?
yes.
What two types of evidence are used to classify?
there bones and skeletal system, what they look like and what there habbittat is
Why is it important to classify animals?
It is important to classify animals so that they are easier to study. Herbivores for example primarily feed on vegetation, knowing this makes it easier to seek them out or estimating their impact on the ecosystem.
How do paleontologists name and classify dinosaurs?
By the shape of their hip bones, teeth, feet, and other body parts
What are two types of evidence are used to classify organisms?
there bones and skeletal system, what they look like and what there habbittat is
Why are properties important?
It Helps identify and classify Substance
What is an important chemical is bones?
The important chemical in bones is calcium (atomic symbol: Ca).
Are bones important?
bones are important because they hold up the body and help it balance
