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What organ in the body is shaped in a triangular shape?
heart
How does water's shape determine its properties?
borrowing the shape of the container it occupies- is one of the physical properties of water! so it will determine that water does not have its owan shape.
How many axes of symmetry on a hart?
A hart is a deer. The organ in your chest and the geometric shape are "hearts".The deer and the geometric shape both have 1 axis of symmetry. The organ is asymmetrical.
How can you determine if a geometric shape can tessellate?
Any shape tesselates any of its covering spaces.
What is the study of the size shape of all an organ is called?
Gross Anatomy
What is the shape of the organ cell?
Basically the shape of organ cell depends..& It is three dimensional in nature..So,one can not predict its shape..
What is the structure of an organism?
An organ's structure is the organ's size, shape and location within the body.
What is the structure an organism?
An organ's structure is the organ's size, shape and location within the body.
What determins the shape of an organ?
Its position in the body.
Is it easy to transplant an organ?
No. It requires a lot of science to determine if the organ will fit, and then even more to keep the body from rejecting the organ.
How did the scientists determine the shape of the earth?
round shape
What organ helps the body move?
The Brain.
What is the study of size and shape of an organ is called?
Histology
What organ in the body is shaped in a triangular shape?
heart
What is the study of size and shape of an organ called?
The study of size and shape of an organ is called morphometry. It involves quantifying the dimensions and characteristics of biological structures.
Which organ helps determine the age of a whale?
The Ear Plug Helps determine the age of a whale.
How does water's shape determine its properties?
borrowing the shape of the container it occupies- is one of the physical properties of water! so it will determine that water does not have its owan shape.
