Answer:
Adaption
Explanation:
They are able to adapt to their surroundings and go from fresh water to salt water.
RBCs are eliminated in the spleen by (specialized macrophages)
The immune system started to use its antibiotics to battle
the infection. It also sent B-Cells to fight the infection while the T-cells
kept that immune system strong. The immune system also inflamed the muscles to
know where the antigens were so it knew where to kill them
Assuming the worst case scenario, which is that the patient does not have the Rhesus antigen, the patient can only accept blood from the blood groups of A-, B-, O-, AB-
In the dark reactions, also called the Calvin Cycle, the NADPH and ATP from the light reactions are used to make glucose. A monosaccharide sugar that is commonly used in the body of an organism.