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How does chromosomes do humans have?
Humans have 46 chromosomes.
Is hafnium found in humans?
No, it is not found in humans
Who is more likely to survive amoeba or humans?
humans
What is the level of xenon in humans?
xenon is not found in humans
If humans can sit on chairs can chairs sit on humans?
NO
does cactus transpirate?
yes, at night
Why can a plant toose its leaves and still survive?
Deciduous plants are designed by God to lose their leaves every autumn due to the cause of transpiration, which is when the leave's stomata (microscopic mouths) transpirate the excess water out of the leaf. In winter, there is a lack of liquid water as almost everything will turn into ice, and the plant must not transpirate because it needs water. Thus, God designed the leaf to form a scab disabling the arrival of water to the leaf, which ends in the leaf weakening and eventually falling. The plant, however, will no longer depend upon its leaves to earn food, as the roots have stored up the excess sugar (plant's food) it has saved up in the spring and summer when working tirelessly all day and everyday.
Are computers humans?
computers are made by humans for humans
Does psychology study humans or animals?
humans ;) humans ;)
Why do humans have bodies?
Humans do not have bodies humans ARE bodies.
What is a mammal's relationship to humans?
Humans are mammals - all humans. However, not all mammals are humans.
How can humans affect an ecosystem?
Humans can destroy the environment, humans can pollute, humans can capture animals, and sometimes humans can clean up trash.
Are humans amphibian?
no. humans are mamals that is true no humans are mammals.
What is the top whale killer in the world?
Humans ,humans ,humans
What can eat humans?
humans
Were humans dogs?
no humans were apes that had over time evolved to humans
Are humans acute or obtuse?
Neither. Humans are not angled; humans are not lines.
