### body part | beak:

Cere
* Enhances the ability to nurture the self and others.
* are an adaptation to a meat-eating diet
  - planets
* holds a cornucopia filled with harvested produce.
* is an argirculturally based fraternity
  - in the asteroid belt , while the others are in the trans-Neptune region
  - massive enough to give it a nearly spherical, equilibrium shape
  - one of the few asteroids that is roughly circular in shape
* is the centre of the South African fruit and fruit juice production
  - earliest-known and smallest of the current category of dwarf planets
* is the largest known asteroid and little more than one quarter the size of our moon
  - minor planet
  - object in the asteroid belt
  - nurturing side of Virgo with a strong maternal instinct
  - size of Texas
  - thought to be a complex, differentiated body harboring quite a bit of water
  - very powerful and can do large amounts of damage
* manufactures cubic zirconia crystal that is exported for jewelry applications.
* sisterhood and the family away from home.
+ Dwarf planet
  * The dwarf planets, unlike the terrestrial and gas giant planets, populate more than one region of the solar system. Ceres is in the asteroid belt, while the others are in the trans-Neptune region.

Belly
* Bellies are part of bodies
  - fill with food
* Bellies have gentle skin
* Bellies includes belly buttons
  - bowels
  - corpi
  - guts
  - intestines
  - lobes
* Most bellies are part of bodies.
* Most bellies have gentle skin
* Some bellies absorb heat
  - have fur
* Some bellies surround abdominal organs

### body part:

Body canal
* A canal passageway
* Canal artifact
* Canal is lighted at night
  - used as a waterway for vessel to transport cement product to Bangkok, capital of Thailand
* Canals absorb water
  - also carry water to municipal treatment plants for distribution as drinking water
* Canals are also safe travel ways for swimming instead of walking
  - bodies of water
  - channels
  - human creations that reflect a simple yet efficient level of technology
  - located in bridges
* Canals are used for canal boats
  - division
  - holidays
  - irrigation
  - very variable with characteristics depending on the attached water bodies
  - watercourses
* Canals can contain blood, pulp, tissues, sodium hypochlorite, and other fluids
  - disrupt water circulation in marsh systems
  - collect water
  - connect rivers to one another for water transfer or navigation
  - dominate water flow through shallow marshes
  - fill with water
* Canals have hair cells and calcium carbonate crystals
* Canals includes bases
  - infrastructures
  - readsides
  - sections
  - lead to numerous small chambers lined with flagellated cells
* Canals pump sea water
  - take excess water, and channels it to another place
  - usually connect lakes , rivers , or oceans
* Most canals absorb water
  - have a limit on height imposed either by bridges or by tunnels
* Most canals pump sea water
* Some canals are navigable by boat, and some only for a fish or an airboat
  - carry urine
  - circulate blood
* Some canals connect feet
  - fourth ventricles
  - deliver water
  - stretch from noses.
  * A 'canal' waterway made by humans. In the 1800s and 1900s, canals were built as a way of transporting heavy goods in barges. Canals usually connect lakes, rivers, or oceans. Some canals allow boats to pass. Others are used for irrigation. The Panama Canal famous canal that connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. They are inforced with clay or concrete on the sides

### body part | body canal:

Bronchiole
* Most bronchioles carry air
  - show a pronounced smooth muscle coat
* Some bronchioles end in alveoluses.
* are bronchial tubes
  - ducts
* end in microscopic sacs called alveoli
  - small alveolar sacs
* have a greater diameter than do bronchi
  - smaller diameter than do bronchi
* includes corpi.
* lead into alveoli, the smallest air spaces.
* provide air to lobules.