For most Parkinson's patients, the cause lies somewhere in the middle. While many Parkinson's patients report one or more family members with the disease, it is not always clear that one or several genes are the cause.
In fish there are two aorta: the ventral aorta that carries blood to the gills, and a separate dorsal aorta that carries the blood to the body.This works well with a fish's two chambered heart.n fish there are two aorta: the ventral aorta that carries blood to the gills, and a separate dorsal aorta that carries the blood to the body.
An earthworm has a closed circulatory system that uses vessels to send blood through its body. There are five aortic arches throughout his body that serve as pumps. The dorsal vessels take blood from the back of his body to the front, and the ventral vessels take blood the other direction, from front to back. Smaller capillaries help the blood absorb nutrients and oxygen or carbon dioxide and carry them to the proper areas of his body.