Isopods, sometimes referred to as fish lice, are an example of parasitism in the Atlantic Ocean. The isopod attaches itself to a fish to use it as a source of food. Isopods, sometimes referred to as fish lice, are an example of parasitism in the Atlantic Ocean.
I would say cartilage because that is the unusual material they are made of
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If you mean where lipids come from, we get them from food like butter, oils, avocados, etc.
If you're asking how we absorb lipids, lipids get broken down into fatty acids and glycerol which are absorbed by the lymphatic system through lacteals in the villi of the small intestine.
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petrified fossils → date sedimentary rocks
What I know is that sickle-cell anemia is when red blood cells are sickle-shaped instead of disc-shaped and can't deliver enough oxygen to the cells in the body.
