Answer:
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/nitrogen-source
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Explanation:
Sound waves are both compressional and longitudinal, (although we frequently draw them as transverse waves).
Longitudinal waves are where the particles of matter collide into one another, pushing them into the next and then oscillating back. This is how sound travels. This is also why sound can only travel through a medium, it cannot travel through a vacuum, as is shown here:
You mean what is the name of this complex? snRNP - small nuclear ribonucleoprotein
Chlorophyll is the answer I am 100% sure
Bones: they lose calcium, becoming crispy
Muscle: they lose mass
Cartilage: becomes stiffer, but it does not make airway more rigid
D) connective tissue: It includes bone, blood, and lymph tissue, giving support to the skin and internal organs, becoming increasingly stiff when aging.
It should be connective tissue.
