1. Green, because it serves as a perfect camouflage against prey in vegetations.
2. It is a process whereby a breeder of animals or plant cultivator, chooses to breed between different species for their characteristics that are inheritable.
3. Mutations is an evolutionary process that helps a specie better adapt to their environment. DNA changes causes by mutation can help lighten or darken colour pigment. Like in the dark-coated mouse, where 9 changes to the DNA coding for color makes its fur lighter for better camouflaging.
Both daughters will have the same genetic information as the parent cell.
Explanation:
The daughter yeast cell produced during the budding is genetically similar to the mother cell as it forms as a result of mitosis but is generally smaller in size as compared to the mother cell.
