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</span>What a different between meiosis and mitoses?
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▪️ <span>The number of cells produced by meiosis is twice the number of cells produced by mitosis.
</span>▪️ Meiosis crosses over, while mitoses does not.
▪️ The number of chromosomes in daughter cells produced by meiosis is half the number of chromosomes in daughter cells produced by mitosis.
▪️ The daughter cells in meiosis are not identical.
▪️ Duplication of chromosome happens to both meiosis and meiosis.
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Answer: Precipitation occur more frequently than evaporation over land.
Explanation:
Precipitation refers to the water vapour that fall from the atmosphere in form of rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain or hail. It delivers water from the atmosphere to the Earth. Precipitation occur more on the land than evaporation, most water that teaches the surface of the Earth fall back on the land and fill the inland water, rivers , storages,e.t.c.
Evaporation occur frequently in the ocean because it is expose to the sun and most water that is evaporated from the ocean fall back to the ocean as precipitation.
The exoskeleton of anthropod gets shed, just like a snake, almost..
Blood concentration is approximated by the distance from the source.
The concentration of blood at a point P(x,y,z) on the surface of sea water is approximated by the distance from the source where the blood moves. Point x is the place where the concentration of the blood is the highest because at this point the source of blood present.
At point y, the concentration of the blood is lower as compared to point x but higher than point z, while on the other hand, at point z the concentration of blood is the lowest due to its presence farther from the source so we can conclude that blood concentration is approximated by the distance from the source.
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