The temperature surrounding the victims body that is colder than normal body temperature will speed up the rate of cooling.
That would be its genetic material - its DNA which is on a chromosome.
Answer:
The correct answer is E.
Explanation:
The choroid is a vascular layer of the eye that lays <em>between the retina and the sclera.</em> Its main function is to supply oxygen and nutrients to the outer layers of the retina. The layers of the choroid are:
• Haller's layer
• Sattler's layer
• Choriocapillaris
• Bruch's membrane (in contact with the retinal pigment ephitelium)
The choroid is part of the uveal tract, which also contains the iris and the ciliary body.
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is standard procedure. It's easier to focus and locate the specimen
under low power using the coarse adjustment; you get a larger field of
view. Also it's a safety procedure. The high power objective has a
relatively long length and there is a possibility of breaking the glass
coverslip and/or slide if the coarse adjustment is used. Most
microscopes are "bifocal", that is, in switching from low to high power,
the image is nearly in focus with minor adjustment with the fine
adjustment. </span>
Answer:
Getting submerged for an extended time period, that is, holding the breath for longer duration is not only associated with the issues of the lack of oxygen, however, it also is associated with the accumulation of carbon dioxide, due to the acidification of blood when accumulation of carbon takes place due to lack of breathing.
The training as mentioned in a real sense slows down the rate of this acidification resulting the blood vessels to mediate the blood away from the regions like the feet and hand and reroute it to the brain and other vital organs. This training does not permit to hold the breath for a longer duration, however, hyperventilating on pure oxygen is done that is also known as lung packing, however, still it does not permit to hold the breath for more than twenty minutes. Therefore, the idea of holding the breath for one hour is totally unrealistic, though remains exciting.
