sacs
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n. pl.Noun (plural)Bag-like part of an animal or plant
Babies born with their amniotic sacs intact are extremely rare
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Smoking is Awesome
- Alveoli are little air sacs and here is where your actual breathing happens.
Alveoli are little air sacs and here is where your actual breathing happens.
- Alveoli are little air sacs and here is where your actual breathing happens.
Alveoli are little air sacs and here is where your actual breathing happens.
Top 10 Most Underrated Slasher Movies of All Time
- Legendary effects artist Tom Savini designed the intricate and beautifully gory murder sequences which hold up to this day. After an abundance of slashers in the 1980s, where shadowy killers stalked teens staying in cabins or on cul-de-sacs, Intruder switched things up with a rather different setting.
Legendary effects artist Tom Savini designed the intricate and beautifully gory murder sequences which hold up to this day. After an abundance of slashers in the 1980s, where shadowy killers stalked teens staying in cabins or on cul-de-sacs, Intruder switched things up with a rather different setting.
- After an abundance of slashers in the 1980s, where shadowy killers stalked teens staying in cabins or on cul-de-sacs, Intruder switched things up with a rather different setting.
After an abundance of slashers in the 1980s, where shadowy killers stalked teens staying in cabins or on cul-de-sacs, Intruder switched things up with a rather different setting.
Dr William Li on Cancer Prevention with Anti Angiogenesis Resveratrol
- In the lung, they line air sacs for gas exchange.
In the lung, they line air sacs for gas exchange.
- in the lung they line air sacs for gas exchange;
in the lung they line air sacs for gas exchange;
Why Can We See Our Breath When It's Cold?
- But when the air reaches the tiny air sacs in the lungs, called the alveoli, some of that oxygen passes through your capillaries, or blood vessels,
But when the air reaches the tiny air sacs in the lungs, called the alveoli, some of that oxygen passes through your capillaries, or blood vessels,
- But when the air reaches the tiny air sacs in the lungs called the Alveoli,
But when the air reaches the tiny air sacs in the lungs called the Alveoli,
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- ball sacs and nachos
ball sacs and nachos
One Move to Cleanse Your Lungs & Boost Oxygen! Dr. Mandell
- These are the small, thin ear sacs that are arranged in clusters, like bunches of balloons.
These are the small, thin ear sacs that are arranged in clusters, like bunches of balloons.
- These are the small, thin air sacs that are arranged in clusters, like bunches of balloons.
These are the small, thin air sacs that are arranged in clusters, like bunches of balloons.
Vaping Is Too Good To Be True
- They reach your alveoli - little air sacs where the breathing happens.
They reach your alveoli - little air sacs where the breathing happens.
- They reach your alveoli, little air sacs where the breathing happens.
They reach your alveoli, little air sacs where the breathing happens.
Homunculus - Crash Course Psychology #6
- This sense of equilibrium is ruled by the pretzel-shaped, semicircular canals and fluid-filled vestibular sacs that connect those canals to the cochlea in your inner ear.
This sense of equilibrium is ruled by the pretzel-shaped, semicircular canals and fluid-filled vestibular sacs that connect those canals to the cochlea in your inner ear.
- canals and the fluid-filled vestibular sacs that connect those canals to the cochlea in
canals and the fluid-filled vestibular sacs that connect those canals to the cochlea in
Silica Exposure
- The tiny crystals enter the small fragile air sacs where oxygen is absorbed into the blood.
The tiny crystals enter the small fragile air sacs where oxygen is absorbed into the blood.
- The tiny crystals enter the small, fragile air sacs, where oxygen is absorbed into the blood.
The tiny crystals enter the small, fragile air sacs, where oxygen is absorbed into the blood.
What Happens to Your Body after You Die? - Instant Egghead #65
- Carbon dioxide is acidic, and it builds up, rupturing sacs inside the cells.
Carbon dioxide is acidic, and it builds up, rupturing sacs inside the cells.
- These sacs contain enzymes that begin to digest the cells from the inside out.
These sacs contain enzymes that begin to digest the cells from the inside out.