Maybe electron microscope not for sure though
The answer is bladder control usually is achieved before bowel control.
Bowel control usually is achieved before bladder control. The child should not be forced to sit for long periods . The ability to remove clothing is one of the physical signs of readiness for toilet training. The physical ability to control the urethral sphincters is achieved some time after the child is walking, probably between the ages of 18 and 24 months.
The function of evolution of organisms is to aid in the increased chance for life to thrive and survive. Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and climate change are also natural occurrences and selective factors that force species to evolve and adapt to their environment. They contribute to organisms’ adaptability through cellular and organismic adaptation because these organisms want to survive.
There are many different hazards. These are a few of them that I know of from my few years of being an EMT.
Lung problems (tuberculosis, pneumonia), Liver disease, Unhealthy weight fluctuations, and <span>Collapsed veins.</span>
They would die slowly until there are no iguanas left.