The MUTT can be used to access ABS Blink Codes on trailers equipped with ABS. systems. Trailers equipped with ABS feature an ABS Control Unit (ECU) which. detects any electrical fault in the trailer ABS. Most trailers with ABS will also have a. dedicated ABS lamp on the driver side. Each fault has a code. When a fault occurs, the ECU stores the code for that fault in its memory. This fault code will be displayed on the trailer ABS lamp when the proper access sequence is engaged. ACCESSING ABS BLINK/FAULT CODES. The MUTT provides a quick method to trigger ABS blink codes without a tractor
Types Of Sharks That Lay Eggs. Just a few species of sharks that lay eggs include: Bamboo sharks or carpet sharks; Swell sharks; Cat sharks; Horn (bullhead) sharks; Live Bearing Sharks. The other 60% of shark species give birth to live young, rather than lay eggs. This is known as viviparity. In these species of sharks, the young remain in the motherâs uterus until they are born.
GIVING BIRTH TO LIVE SHARKS (VIVIPARITY). The female gives birth to live offspring, just like mammals, and they are born fully developed. There is a placental link to the eggs since they feed on the placenta. Specifically, the yolk sac develops within a placenta that is attached to the wall of the uterus and gives the offspring the nutrients necessary for their growth. Examples of viviparous are hammerhead sharks (Sphyrnidae family), the bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) and the blue shark (Prionace glauca). These species give birth to live sharks which they abandon after the delivery. Newborn sharks instinctively know how to survive alone. Shark mothers do not take care of their young. EGGS DEVELOP INSIDE THE MOTHER (OVOVIVIPARITY)