In layman's terms it is the "saltiness". Scientifically it is the concentration of dissolved salts.
Answer:
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Creosote can be found from the Edwards Plateau to the Rio Grande Plains, and into Mexico.
The male reproductive gland that is missing in the cat but present in the human is the seminal vesicles. In cats, a small prostrate gland surrounds the point of entrance of the two ductus deferens and the adjacent urethra. At the caudal end of the pelvic canal, a pair of Cowper's glands enter the urethra canal. The male cat does not have a seminal vesicle as the case in human male.
Answer:
Answer is true.
Explanation:
A systemic circulation involves the supply of functional blood which is known as the oxygenated blood to cells or body tissues, and subsequently picks up carbon [iv] oxide and other waste products.
The erythrocytes are the red blood cells which when mixed with oxygen become bright red in color.
Note that, systemic tissues are where the oxygen from the heart are being released and the waste products are absorbed.
