Bone cells called "Osteoclasts" break down bone by secreting hydrochloric acid and enzymes that dissolve the matrix.
Osteoclasts is "a large multinucleate bone cell that absorbs bone tissue during growth and healing"
Area 1 shows w<span>ater entering the atmosphere from respiration and transpiration, because it is the only one where water goes "up". Transpiration is the water movement through a plan, and later evaporation of water from leaves.
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In locations where temperatures and environments are moderate, rigor mortis begins to set in one to two hours after death. The stiffening affects the small, involuntary (i.e., autonomic) muscles of the body first, including those in the eyelids, around the internal organs, and heart. Next, rigor mortis is evidenced in small voluntary muscles, such as the jaw and neck. It eventually spreads throughout the entire body, from the neck down. It usually reaches its peak at approximately 12 hours after death. A body generally remains in full rigor for 12 or so more hours before the stiffening subsides and completely dissipates by the 36-hour mark.
Can you give a pic of the table please?
