Answer: The bald eagle belongs to the genus Haliaeetus, and of the specie leucocephalis
Explanation:
The modern system of classification makes use of binomial nomenclature, a system of naming organisms which consists of two names: the First name is the Genus while the second is the specific name.
Hence, Haliaeetus is the generic (i.e general name) name of the bald eagle, while leucocephalis is it's specific name.
When a parent cell splits into two daughter cells, it is mitotic cell division (Mitosis). So if the parent has four chromosomes and the daughter cells are identical, they will also each have four chromosomes. For example, we humans have 46 chromosomes, 26 of them from the mom and the dad.
The best example of erosion would be the deepening of a stream bed by pebbles rolling along the bottom of the stream.
<h3>What is erosion?</h3>
It is a process that leads to the removal of soil, rocks, or any other material by the action of water, wind, or ice.
Erosion is opposed to weathering which happens to be the breakdown or the dissolution of materials by agents of weathering.
Thus, breaking of shale, dissolving of rock particles, and crumbling of bedrock are all weathering processes while the deepening of a stream by pebbles rolling along the bottom of the stream exemplifies an erosion.
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