The answer is <span>Fish are ectothermic and lay eggs to reproduce, while mammals are endothermic and give live birth to offspring.
Through the elimination process:
</span><span>* Fish are <u>invertebrates</u> and have scales and paired fins, while mammals are vertebrates and have fur or hair. - Fish are vertebrates!
</span><span>* Fish are <u>endothermic</u> and have gills, while mammals are <u>ectothermic</u> and have lungs. - Fish are ectothermic (cold-blooded), and mammals are endothermic (warm-blooded)!
</span>* <span>Fish have streamlined bodies and <u>three-chambered hearts</u>, while mammals are <u>bipedal</u> and have four-chambered hearts. - Fish have four chambered hearts and not all mammals are bipedal!
This leaves choice: </span><span>Fish are ectothermic and lay eggs to reproduce, while mammals are endothermic and give live birth to offspring. All of this is true, but it should be taken into consideration that some fish give live birth and some mammals lay eggs, but this is the most possible choice among all mentioned.</span>
<span>The
answer is Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention. The goal of this organization is to protect public health and
safety through the control and prevention of disease, injury, and disability in
the US and internationally by focusing on developing and applying disease
control and prevention mechanisms. </span>
Neutrophils
are responsible for helping
during the acute phase of
inflammation, which is usually a result of bacterial infection or environmental
exposure. Neutrophils are one of the first-responders of inflammatory cells
which migrate to the site of inflammation where they act as phagocyte.
<span>Neutrophils<span> <span>are the most abundant type of
granulocytes and an important part of the innate immune system.</span></span></span>