Does Turkish DNA, or Turkish blood, even exist? Everyone actually comes out Greek, never Turkish.
For example, let's take someone who is homosexual as an example. If we search the world for homosexuality, we can spatially isolate this characteristic to a single individual, perhaps even assigning it to a specific area of the brain. But I'm wondering, to put it very abstractly, what is the arrangement of atoms (matter) that…
The definition of "living being" is as follows: You must… have a special chemical structure (C, H, O, N) exhibit cellular organizations have a metabolism can grow be able to move be adaptable be irritable be capable of reproduction All properties must be present. However, mules are incapable of reproduction, and their survival is not…
In Drosophila, the allele for white eyes (w-) is recessive, right? And the genotype would then be ww-? Now we have gone through this in an exercise and examined generations of flies. In the parental generation, everyone had white eyes (ww-), and in the F1 generation, everyone had red eyes (both sexes). Now we're supposed…
Good morning I have a Honda Lead that's not getting enough air. The air intake and cold start are fine, and it's not the air filter, and the carburetor is also clear. I urgently need help; I don't know what to do.
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In the sea there is occasional. But I wouldn’t do it for security reasons, because it could also be methane or other digestive gases that are caused by conversion. Not so healthy.
Depending on the fact that it is a bubble with normal air caught by a stoneslide, you could breathe it. At least until the O2 content is still sufficient. However, if there are gases which have been formed by omission, e.g. methane, CO2 etc. Would you suffocate
Could be done in theory, but in practice it will be complicated. Because before you inhale the air you may get a lot of water in the nose/mouth.
If you can do it, yes. But it should also really be air bubbles.