We have that the used during dissection what is used to feel the tissue without using your hand to touch the specimen is the
From the question we are told
What is used during dissection what is used to feel
the tissue without using your hand to
touch the specimen?
A. Scalpel
B. Scissors
C. poker
D. T-pins
Generally Different tools have different applications to and uses during dissection.
This is a very sharp tool made of metal,Usually used to cut through specimens
This a tool designed as a two metals sharpened at one end that faces each other, this tool aids in cutting
This is a tool used commonly in dissections not to cut but rather to hold firmly in lace parts of specimen.This in a way stops the tool user from touching the specimen
Therefore
The used during dissection what is used to feel the tissue without using your hand to touch the specimen is the
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To scientifically answer the question using scientific reasoning, explaining generally why it makes sense that the lion population is taking longer to recover than the herbivore populations is that;
The herbivore populations have enough food in the ecosystem,this food is in the form of flora,and this food they get keep their energy flowing and also has a way of ensuring their high recovery rates.
Then looking at the lion population,on the contrary,they have to depend on feeding on smaller animals this is because the larger animals reproduce at a smaller pace, and lions with a smaller prey,lions don't get enough and adequate food/nutrition for themselves and also for their pride of lions,this ascertains the fact that lion population take a longer time to recover than it's counterparts which is the herbivores.
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Ponds and lakes are both inland bodies of freshwater that contain living creatures. Lakes are normally much deeper than ponds and have a larger surface area. ... All the water in a pond is in the photic zone, meaning ponds are shallow enough to allow sunlight to reach the bottom.
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