Answer: Fluid movement out of the vascular space
The inflammation that caused by the injury also cause edema in many places, makes the fluid comes from vascular into interstitial space.
Since the skin is damaged in a burned patient, the patient might lose many fluids from their burned skins later on.
These conditions can cause dehydration that ends up will cause an increase in hematocrits level.
A decomposer breaks down and gains nutrients from dead organisms
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Grey seals breed in habitats where disturbance is kept to a minimal, like rocky shores, ice flows and islands. They feed on cold open waters. When pups are given birth in early winter or late autumn, their skins are white with yellowish tint. They are relatively helpless and rely on their mother's milk for the first few weeks after birth. They deposit a thick layer of blubber that will protect and allow them to adapt to the cold to sustain them when they will hunt for themselves.
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