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mollusks have a simple heart which pumps the blood throughout the body & diaphragm pumps are intolerant of any kind of debris in the water being pumped | 1 |
what kind of fruit do they like what kind of soft drink do they like and so on & simple refreshments like sandwiches and fruit are the perfect thing for a sunny afternoon | 1 |
what kind of fruit do they like what kind of soft drink do they like and so on & fruit that is derived from a singel ovary is called a simple fruit like a cherry or a soybean pod | 1 |
what kind of car do they drive & before driving a car do a simple safety check | 1 |
what kind of car do they drive & simple tasks like reading or driving a car become difficult | 1 |
annelids have closed circulatory systems & giant squids are a close second though | 0 |
mollusks have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood & interestingly a squid is also a mollusk | 0 |
annelids have closed circulatory systems & invertebrates in the diet in addition to shrimp include squids crabs annelid worms and clams | 1 |
circulatory system circulatory over the years several different circulatory systems have evolved & octopuses and squids have evolved to intelligent mobile forms with complex behaviour | 1 |
circulatory system circulatory over the years several different circulatory systems have evolved & some mollusks such as the squid and octopus have evolved to eliminate shells altogether | 1 |
humans have an open circulatory system & squids live in the open oceans | 1 |
vertebrates have a closed circulatory system & giant squids are a close second though | 1 |
for example they have a primitive circulatory system & examples come from many kinds of animals from planarians and squid to monkeys and man | 1 |
circulatory system circulatory over the years several different circulatory systems have evolved & groups from different schools dissected and studied squid | 1 |
for example they have a primitive circulatory system & examples are provided using the squid software | 1 |
for example they have a primitive circulatory system & examples include squid octopus and cuttlefish | 1 |
mollusks have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood & shipworms are actually mollusks related to clams | 0 |
mollusks have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood & examples of bivalve mollusks are clams and oysters | 0 |
mollusks have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood & clams oysters and snails are familiar mollusks | 0 |
mollusks have a circulatory system with one or two hearts that pump blood & mollusks in the diorama include snails and clams | 0 |
molluscs have a circulatory system and most have a twochambered heart & some snails produce borings or drill holes into other molluscs such as clams | 0 |
molluscs have a circulatory system and most have a twochambered heart & bivalve molluscs are shellfish with two shells such as oysters mussles clams and cockles | 0 |
fish have a circulatory system with a twochambered heart & fish and clams are in abundance | 1 |
fish have a circulatory system with a twochambered heart & fresh fish and clams are best | 1 |
fish have a circulatory system with a twochambered heart & when clams go fishing | 1 |
fish have a circulatory system with a twochambered heart & fishing clamming and crabbing are the most popular | 1 |
smoking is the inhalation and exhalation of the fumes of burning tobacco & smoking causes direct damage to the lungs | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & smoking is the inhalation and exhalation of the fumes of burning tobacco | 0 |
smoking is the inhalation and exhalation of the fumes of burning tobacco & smoking causes irreversible lung damage | 0 |
smoking is the inhalation and exhalation of the fumes of burning tobacco & smoke inhalation and thermal lung injury cause direct lung injury | 0 |
smoking is the inhalation and exhalation of the fumes of burning tobacco & teens smoking causes permanent lung damage | 1 |
second hand smoke is the fumes that are inhaled and then exhaled by a smoker & smoking causes direct damage to the lungs | 1 |
second hand smoke is the fumes that are inhaled and then exhaled by a smoker & tobacco smoke causes fatal lung disease to nonsmokers | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & second hand smoke is the fumes that are inhaled and then exhaled by a smoker | 1 |
second hand smoke is the fumes that are inhaled and then exhaled by a smoker & radon likely causes more lung cancers than second hand tobacco smoke | 1 |
second hand smoke is the fumes that are inhaled and then exhaled by a smoker & secondhand smoke from tobacco is harmful to the lungs of children | 1 |
when lung damage is experienced frequently the total capacity of the respiratory system is reduced & smoking cocaine damages the lungs and throat | 0 |
when lung damage is experienced frequently the total capacity of the respiratory system is reduced & smoking causes irreversible lung damage | 0 |
when lung damage is experienced frequently the total capacity of the respiratory system is reduced & smoking causes direct damage to the lungs | 0 |
smoking also reduces normal breathing capacity & insects also have both a heart and a respiratory or breathing system | 0 |
when lung damage is experienced frequently the total capacity of the respiratory system is reduced & parents smoking damages their kids lungs | 1 |
smoking also reduces normal breathing capacity & another name for the breathing tree is the respiratory system | 1 |
smoking also reduces normal breathing capacity & normal respiratory rate is 12 to 20 breaths per minute | 1 |
smoking also reduces normal breathing capacity & respiratory rate normal is 8 to 16 breaths per minute | 1 |
students learn how smoking affects the respiratory system & consequently the remaining capacity of each affected segment is reduced | 1 |
all smoke is harmful to the respiratory system & harm reduction means reducing the harm to police too | 1 |
with copd trapped air in the damaged air sacs often causes the lungs to expand & copd is typically caused by a lifetime of smoking | 0 |
with copd trapped air in the damaged air sacs often causes the lungs to expand & copd is often due to cigarette smoking | 0 |
with copd trapped air in the damaged air sacs often causes the lungs to expand & either smoking causes lung cancer or lung cancer causes smoking | 0 |
with copd trapped air in the damaged air sacs often causes the lungs to expand & copd is mainly caused by smoking and it has no cure | 0 |
e mphysema is a disease in which the walls between the air sacs in the lungs are damaged & smoke absorbed into the lungs can cause disease | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & smoking causes irreversible lung damage by breaking the air sacs within the lungs | 0 |
e mphysema is a disease in which the walls between the air sacs in the lungs are damaged & smoking causes cancer lung disease and cardiovascular disease | 1 |
e mphysema is a disease in which the walls between the air sacs in the lungs are damaged & smoking causes heart disease lung disease and cancer | 1 |
eventually the damaged air sacs inhibit the patients ability to breathe properly & smoking can inhibit proper healing for any implant system | 1 |
e mphysema is a disease in which the walls between the air sacs in the lungs are damaged & cigarette smoking causes heart disease lung and esophageal cancer and chronic lung disease | 1 |
eventually the damaged air sacs inhibit the patients ability to breathe properly & smoking tobacco smoke can inhibit mucus drainage | 1 |
tars also damage the lungs leading to serious breathing problems & tar and carbon monoxide cause serious breathing problems | 0 |
smoking causes irreversible lung damage & tobacco smoke contains tar | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & tobacco smoke contains tar | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & smoke from cigarettes contains tar which sticks to the cilia in our lungs | 0 |
lung cancer is caused by the tar in tobacco smoke & tobacco smoke damages a childs overall health | 1 |
tars also damage the lungs leading to serious breathing problems & lead poisoning is a serious illness caused by swallowing or breathing too much lead | 1 |
tars also damage the lungs leading to serious breathing problems & breathing particulate matter can cause serious health problems | 1 |
lung cancer is caused by the tar in tobacco smoke & tobacco smoke produces chemicals that damage the cells of the cervix | 1 |
lung cancer is caused by the tar in tobacco smoke & tobacco smoke also causes skin aging and skin damage | 1 |
lung cancer is caused by the tar in tobacco smoke & tobacco smoke contains many harmful substances that damage cells | 1 |
tars also damage the lungs leading to serious breathing problems & asthma causes breathing problems | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & cigarette smoking is discouraged | 0 |
lung cancer is caused by cigarette smoking & second hand smoke can be as damaging as smoking directly | 0 |
smoking cigarettes causes lung cancer & smoking causes direct damage to the lungs | 0 |
lung cancer is caused by cigarette smoking & smoking causes direct damage to the lungs | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & many people smoke cigarettes | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & cigarette smoke chemotherapy | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & cigarette smoke 11 | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & an interrogator smokes a cigarette | 1 |
smoking cigarettes causes lung cancer & smoke scientists know that smoking is directly linked to cancer | 1 |
lung cancer is caused by cigarette smoking & smoke scientists know that smoking is directly linked to cancer | 1 |
smoking cigarettes causes lung cancer & second hand smoke can be as damaging as smoking directly | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & mammals are warm blooded use lungs for respiration and have four legs | 0 |
all smoke is harmful to the respiratory system & if respirators are used have a respiratory protection plan | 1 |
all smoke is harmful to the respiratory system & respiratory movements are absent with the patient off the respirator | 1 |
all smoke is harmful to the respiratory system & with respiratory paralysis artificial respirators and a tracheostomy are necessary | 1 |
all smoke is harmful to the respiratory system & respiratory protection means that respirators ought to be used | 1 |
smoking harms others & instructions for other types of respirators are included with the respirator | 1 |
smoking harms the fetus & death of an intact embryo or fetus is defined as absence of respiration and heart beats | 1 |
smoking is harmful to fetus & death of an intact embryo or fetus is defined as absence of respiration and heart beats | 1 |
smoke harms the smoke detector & heat detectors or additional smoke detectors can supplement the basic system | 1 |
smoke harms the smoke detector & possibilities to develop such detector systems are presented | 1 |
smoke harms the smoke detector & system smoke detectors are always active | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & smoking causes lung cancer | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & with emphysema there is permanent lung damage in the alveoli | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & cigarette smoking is discouraged | 0 |
lung cancer is caused by cigarette smoking & smoking causes direct damage to the lungs | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & smoking cigarettes smoking is habitforming | 0 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & cigarette smoke chemotherapy | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & cigarette smoke 11 | 1 |
smoking causes direct damage to the lungs & an interrogator smokes a cigarette | 1 |
smoking cigarettes causes lung cancer & smoke scientists know that smoking is directly linked to cancer | 1 |
lung cancer is caused by cigarette smoking & smoke scientists know that smoking is directly linked to cancer | 1 |