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By permeating the cell walls and membranes, organic solvents such as alcohols, ether or chloroform can disrupt cells. These solvents are also used to lyse plant cells, in conjunction with shearing forces,
B. Deer skins.
Why? Probably because back in the days Indians used to be extremely talented when it came to hunting for food, water, and even warmth. I doubt they'd have tools to spare besides bows and most likely rock knives they've hand made to cut down the bone and other stuff to make seasonings with. Building styles? No. Why would the Europeans ask Indians to trade building techniques? I doubt it. B is definitely the answer.
Answer:
The bone that is attached to the eardrum is called the <u>hammer;</u> the bone that is connected to the oval window is called the <u>stirrup.</u>
Explanation:
The vibrations are transmitted to the interior of the ear through the three bones located in the middle ear: hammer, anvil and stirrup. These three bones form a kind of bridge, the hammer is a bone that is connected to the tympanic membrane or eardrum and is responsible for transmitting the sound waves that arrive through the air to the inner ear. The vibrations first reach the anvil through the joint incudomalear and then to the stirrup (stapes), which is the last bone where the sound arrives and that is connected to the oval window (membrane that covers the entrance to the cochlea in the inner ear, when the sound waves are transmitted from the eardrum to the oval window, the middle ear functions as an acoustic transformer).
It is in the temporal lobe.
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Bone marrow is a source of adult stem cell
