The primary visual cortex is what sends information to the secondary visuals, which are important for color, motion, and depth perception. If the primary visual is damaged, then it can cause problems for the secondary visuals, which are important for the three reasons listed ^.
Answer:
Explanation:Mucus membrane
Natural antibiotic(s)
Immune system
White blood cells
Leukocytes
Lymphatic system
Antigen
Phagocyte
Lymphocyte
T-cells
B-cells
Antibody/antibodies
Fever
Communicable disease
Infection
Pathogen
Skin ( as a protective barrier)
vaccine/vaccination
Stomach
First line of defense
Second line of defense
Third line of defense
Answer:
well, you never know
Explanation:
you know every human being has their way of living and some are weird, that might be one of ours, which we don't see ourselves but someone else. so, what I'm saying is that, who cares!!
It would never be okay to send your boss that type of response. It's all about texting etiquette.. and well, texting back, "K" or "Txt you later" isn't it chief.
