-
cuboidal epithelium (depending on the zone). The
conjunctiva is
highly vascularised, with many
microvessels easily accessible for
imaging studies. The conjunctiva...
- the
vestibular bulbs to contract. The
tissues of the **** are
highly vascularised and
blood supply is
provided by the
three pudendal arteries.
Venous return...
-
right side of the body, and
lacks gills,
instead being converted into a
vascularised lung. Most
species have a s****, but no operculum,
although the group...
- of up to 3 m (9.8 ft) in
length have been reported. Unusually,
their vascularised swim
bladders can
function as lungs, and most gars
surface periodically...
- tissue,
which can ac****ulate
considerably in
obese people. It is
highly vascularised. The
greater omentum is
often defined to encomp**** a
variety of structures...
-
enable sufficient cutaneous respiration, the
surface of
their highly vascularised skin must
remain moist to
allow the
oxygen to
diffuse at a sufficiently...
-
allows blood through the
scales to
absorb heat. The
osteoderms are
highly vascularised and aid in
calcium balance, both to
neutralize acids while the animal...
-
enteritis is
uncommon compared to
ischemic colitis due to the
highly vascularised nature of the
small intestine,
allowing for
sufficient blood flow in...
- in skin, and
fused to the
skull at the
parietal bones.: 95–97
Being vascularised, the
ossicones may have a role in thermoregulation, and are used in combat...
-
photosynthesising leaves and
reproductive structures. The
underground vascularised roots bear root
hairs at
their tips and
generally lack chlorophyll. Non-vascular...
