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What characteristics are in the invertebrates?
they do not have back bones
What are the box jellyfish characteristics?
they dont have bones
What insteresting characteristics does a bald eagle have?
they have 175 bones
What are the characteristics of human bone?
what are the characteristic of human bones
What are the characteristic of bones that serve the delicate internal organs?
what are the characteristics of bones that serve the delicate internal organs?
What do all bird characteristics have in common?
Wings, hollow bones, and feathers.
What general characteristics do all birds have in common?
wings, hollow bones, feathers, and no teeth
1 charactoristic of wooden bones?
Some characteristics of wooden bone are: they are more spongy than solid and softer bones cause fewer bone breaks.
What are the characteristics of bones and how can you keep your bones strong and healthy?
Bones are complex living structures that undergo growth and development. Because your skeleton performs so many necessary functions, it is important to keep it healthy. A combination of a balanced diet and regular exercise are important for a lifetime of healthy bones.
What characteristics do humans share with all life forms?
We Call Have Hair ,Bones ,Organs, Voice (But Should Sound Different)
In what way does baked bones or bones soaked in acid resemble the bones of a child with rickets?
Baked bones and bones soaked in acid become more fragile and pliable, similar to the bones of a child with rickets. Rickets is a condition where bones are weakened and can bend and deform easily due to a lack of vitamin D, calcium, or phosphorus. The changes in the structure of baked or acid-soaked bones can mimic the characteristics of rickets in terms of flexibility and weakness.
How do the characteristics determine the biological classification of different organisms?
The answer is in the question. When the characteristics of one organism differ from that of another organism then its classification differs. The classifications depend on the characteristics. For example if one organism has no bones then it is classified with the other organisms that have no bones. If it also has a shell, then it is classified with others that have no bones but also have a shell. This tells us which family, or branch of that family, etcetera, right down to the filum or individual species of the organism. A species has no other species with identical characteristics.
