Can you please post each question separate in the comment section of this comment it’s to much to scroll through it’s easier if it’s separated thank you.
Appositional growth is a type of growth that occurs when new layers of cartilage are formed on the surface of pre-existing cartilage layers. It results in outward expansion due to the formation of cartilage matrix on the outside of the tissue.
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It’s not different bc we still live in it and it’s still a servicing thing
Gregor Mendel is known as the "Father of Genetics" for his contribution to genetic studies. He was experimenting with pea plants and how traits were passed from parent(s) to offspring(s). He found out that some traits were dominant and some were recessive.