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比目魚

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Friederike Heinzel,Annedore Prengelwater; however this varies depending on the subject’s age, and the amount of lean body tissue (Table 12.2). Body water is higher in lean than in fatty tissues and is higher in infants and growing children and animals than in adults.

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cultivated

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Body Fluids, Capillaries, and Lymphatics,water; however this varies depending on the subject’s age, and the amount of lean body tissue (Table 12.2). Body water is higher in lean than in fatty tissues and is higher in infants and growing children and animals than in adults.

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