Answer:
C. Structural support of the bladder
Explanation:
The kidney empties the urine which is waste product of digestion into the . The bladder helps in the temporary storage of urine before they are excreted.
The Destrusor muscle is the name of the tissues indicated by the arrow. They contain thick smooth muscles which separates the bladder from tissues and organs. They also provide structural support for the bladder making it firm and well protected from damages.
Group 13 is the boron group and these are all +3.
A. On Sue, we have approximately 300 bones, and that includes some that aren't mounted yet. Her belly ribs, called gastralia, eventually will be mounted. She has some missing bones — one foot and one hand — but we had the others, so we could cast them. The last 8 inches of her tail and a couple vertebrae were missing, and that was all. For scientific purposes, she was complete. She's the largest, most complete, and best preserved of any T. rex ever found.
Answer:
Poorly; his digestive system is not breaking down starch molecules into glucose.
Explanation:
His starch molecules are high while his glucose is low which means that his starch molecules are not breaking down into glucose.