Here is an article that can help.
https://healthblog.uofmhealth.org/heart-health/anatomy-of-a-human-heart
they are farther from the sun and most of their atmosphere is nitrogen and methane and the are smaller and have a denser core than both saturn and juipter
Yes, but some micro organisms that are like that are either too small for scientists to always spot, plus some of them don't just eat the cancer cells. They continue on. You have to realize that decomposes eat and eat on at decaying bodies to the extent that they are just a skeleton. Injecting micro organisms like that into the body is highly dangerous and fatal. A person could slowly die of blood loss if scientists and doctors don't figure out where the organism is and how to get it out of the body. That organism would be in the blood stream making it harder to get out than a tapeworm, that usually hang out in the stomach and taking medication can get them out.
So I would not suggest you tamper with decaying animals. You could get sick without gloves.
The correct answer is B. albedo.
Albedo is the ability of a surface to reflect sunlight. The word albedo means whiteness in Latin (albus means white) - it means that objects which are colored lighter tend to be lower, and on the other hand, objects which are darker tend to be higher.
