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respiratory system fills the blood with oxygen and gets rid of the carbon dioxide while the cardiovascular system umps the oxygen rich blood all over the body (short answer)
Explanation:
the respiratory system aids in the supply of oxygen to the blood and the exit of carbon dioxide. when the heart takes in blood that is short of oxygen and full of carbon dioxide, the pulmonary arteries pumps the blood to the lungs, who then fill the low oxygen blood with oxygen and transport the carbon dioxide out of the lungs. this oxygen rich blood, which now has a rich amount of hemoglobin, is transported to the heart which is pumped or circulated it to the entire body. (long answer)
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Answer: Too many deer in a given area results in overgrazing and the eventual loss of brush and shrubs in forested areas. Loss of undergrowth means no place for small animals and birds to shelter and nest. The result is the disappearance of many native species that no longer have access to the habitat they need.
<span>Hersey and Chase labeled the outer protein coat of a bacteriophage with radioactive sulfur, and the inner DNA with radioactive phosphorous. After allowing the bacteriophage to infect E.coli bacterium and undergoing a heavy blender process, the empty "ghost" phages were separated from the bacteria. The infected E.coli were positive for radioactive phosphorous, indicated that DNA was the genetic material inserted from the bacteriophage. The radioactive sulfur was not present in the infected bacteria, indicating that protein was not the genetic material.</span>
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integumentary- protection, produce vitamin d
reproductive- produce offspring
nervous-take messages in, process them, send messages out
endocrine-control body chemically by producing hormones
digestive-absorb nutrients and calories
cardiovascular-move stuff around the body
respiratory-take in O2 gas and get rid of CO2
immune-fight off invaders
skeletal-provide a framework and protect vital organs
muscular-allow movement
urinary- remove waste and control water balance
Goblet cells reside throughout the length of the small and large intestine and are responsible for the production and maintenance of the protective mucus blanket by synthesizing and secreting high-molecular-weight glycoproteins known as mucins.
