Answer:
1) During Prophase I homologous chromosomes form *tetrads* consisting of *sister* chromatids.
2) *Crossing-over* is the process of *homologous* chromosomes exchanging segments.
3) Homologous chromosomes move to the middle of the cell during *Metaphase* of Meiosis.
4) *Genetic diversity* results from the random alignment of chromosomes during Metaphase I of Meiosis.
Explanation:
According to the punnet square, if you combine a parental homogeneous dominant trait and a heterogeneous trait. 1 out of the 4 boxes will be homogeneously recessive.
<span>Cardiac muscle are striated and branched; found only in the heart; involuntary; singulated (one cell receives a signal to contract, all neighboring cells are stimulated and contract together to produce a heart beat)
</span>skeletal muscle contains nerve endings; is a voluntary muscle; striped/striated, multi-nucleated (has many nuclei); attached to the bones of the skeleton
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Aim: To test the efficiency of chelation in treating atherosclerosis by examining the effect of EDTA on egg shell
