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clavicle (or collarbone)
clavicule f

clavicle. The ventral bone of the shoulder - the girdle in many vertebrates, articulates with the scapula and sternum.
endoskeleton. Look


cloaca
cloaque m

. A posterior region of the alimentary canal in most vertebrates (except mammals) where the terminal sections of the intestine, the kidney, and the opening of the reproductive duct are located.

clone
clone m

clone. Breed. A group of organisms that are genetically identical to each other because they were born through asexual reproduction.

Mother membership
Asexual reproduction
clone (similar offspring)


cochlea
limaçon m

The cochlea is a spiral structure in the inner ear of mammals. It contains a spot called the organ of Corti, in which there are nerve cell endings that sense sound vibrations. See ear.


collagen
collage m

Collagen. Seductive. Fibrous protein constitutes the main component of connective tissue in vertebrates and constitutes an important structural material in higher animals, giving bones, tendons, and ligaments tensile strength.


cold-blooded
I sang fried

Cold-blooded. See poikilothermic.


colon
color m

The colon. A region of the large intestine in mammals located between the cecum and the rectum and receives undigested food from the final intestine. Much of the water from undigested food is absorbed in the colon, while the semi-solid remains (faeces) are passed into the rectum.
See digestion


commensalism
commensalisme m

Eating a symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits while the other neither suffers nor benefits. For example: a marine worm lives in a shell with a crab and shares its food without giving it anything.
Conversely .


community
Communicate f

Community A population consisting of different species that live in a habitat and interact with each other. For example, a habitat consisting of a marine rock pool could contain crabs, worms, sponges, and seaweeds.
etc. See niche.


compensation point (of green plant) point m de compensation

Equivalence point (in green plants). Light Intensity
At which the rate of car bon dioxide intake (photosynthesis) becomes exactly equal to the rate of carbon dioxide production (carbon dioxide respiration). There are two equivalence points in the day: when the rate of photosynthesis (carbohydrate gain) becomes fully balanced with the rate of respiration (carbohydrate loss).
See drawing

Photosynthesis rate
Two equivalence points
Respiratory rate
Mid
Net gain, net loss
Carbohydrate balance
6 am
midnight
noon
6 pm
Daily time
Light Intensity

The shaded area of ​​the graph represents carbohydrates not used in respiration, i.e. growth.