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What does spongy bone lack that compact bone has?
Spongy bone has holes in it that make it strong, but compact bone doesn't have any holes in it.
What does spongy bone tissue lack?
Spongy bone tissue lacks Haversian canals, which are found in compact bone tissue. These canals are responsible for carrying blood vessels and nerves through the bone. Spongy bone also lacks a dense arrangement of bone cells, giving it a more porous and lightweight structure.
Disadvantage of compact bone?
One disadvantage of compact bone is that it is dense and heavy, making it more prone to fractures under excessive force or impact. Additionally, its lack of porosity may limit its ability to store essential minerals and blood cells compared to spongy bone.
Why does the cacti lack a spongy layer?
Cacti lack a spongy layer in their stems because they have adapted to hot, dry environments with limited water availability. The absence of a spongy layer reduces the surface area for water loss through transpiration, helping cacti conserve water and survive in arid conditions.
What is the difference between Scurvy and Rickets?
Scurvy is caused by a lack of vitamin C in the body, symptoms typically include lethargy, spongy gums, bleeding from mucous membranes and spots mainly on the legs and thighs. Rickets is caused by a lack of vitamin D, calcium, phosphorus or magnesium in the bones of children. This causes bone softening leading to fractures and deformity.
What do sponges lack?
Everything except bone.
What causes bone infections?
lack of calcium
Do protozoas have backbones?
No , Protozoa lack back bone .
What are three main problems for agriculture that Pakistan faces?
lack of canal system
What are the three main problems for agriculture that Pakistan faces?
lack of canal system
Why are beetles invertebrates?
Beetles are invertebrates as they lack back bone .
What bone-health problems can arise if people don't get enough bone-building nutrients every day?
osteoporosis--lack of calcium rickets--lack of vitamin D, calcium or phosphate
