yes,they have circulatory system which consist of stem,which circulate the food made by leaves to other parts of the plant.
Animal cell structure differs from that of humans because humans have several billion cells and animals sometimes only have one. However, the basic structure of each cell is similar.
An appendix in humans is a structure that seems to have little function, but it may have been more important in our ancestors for digesting cellulose. Similarly, the tailbone (coccyx) in humans is a remnant of a tail that was functional in our primate ancestors for balance and mobility.
The human appendix is an example of a structure with no clear function in some modern species. It is believed to have been important for digesting hard-to-digest plant materials in our evolutionary ancestors but has lost its function in humans over time.
Humans didn't develop a circulatory system. Early forms of circulatory systems developed in the first animals and organisms to roam the earth. As these species evolved through speciation and genetic variation, new species came to exist that also had circulatory systems. Over time, the systems became more complex and efficient (compare the cardiopulmonary circulatory system of the human compared to the circulation of a fish). Therefore, without circulatory systems there would be no humans nor would there be life as we know it
Vestigial structure. These are remnants of organs or anatomical features that had a purpose in ancestor species but no longer serve a clear function in modern species. Examples include the appendix in humans or the hip bones in whales.
They both perform the function of providing a rigid structure.
Their circulartion system is very similar to humans (closed circulatory system)
Digests protein much like monogastrics like cats dogs and humans are able to. The Abomasum is the "true stomach" of a ruminant.
*there are made of cells *there the basic unite of structure and function *there are cells produced from other cells
Both dogs and humans have a closed circulatory system, meaning that blood circulates within a network of vessels, including arteries, veins, and capillaries. They both rely on a heart to pump blood throughout the body, delivering oxygen and nutrients to tissues while removing waste products. Additionally, both systems involve red blood cells that carry oxygen and white blood cells that play a role in the immune response. Overall, the fundamental structure and function of the circulatory systems in dogs and humans are quite similar.
Yes, lions and humans have a similar respiratory structure.
*there are made of cells *there the basic unite of structure and function *there are cells produced from other cells
*there are made of cells *there the basic unite of structure and function *there are cells produced from other cells
Rats and humans share about 90 of their genetic makeup, making them genetically similar. Physiologically, rats and humans also have many similarities, such as organ structure and function, making rats valuable models for studying human diseases and treatments.
Mitosis performs a similar function in people.
The wings.
The function of a chicken's trachea is similar to humans. It is the windpipe, and it carries air into their lungs.