A single celled organism without distinct nuclei or organized
cell structure is called as a prokaryote.
Answer:
D. The threat of predators to eat eggs
Explanation:
The internal gestation followed by live birth was an adaptation developed by the mammals on land, and by some fish in the water, like the sharks. The mammals have been the most marking ones in this adaptation though. They too were producing eggs initially, but because they were living in an environment where there were numerous animals that preyed upon them, as well as their eggs, they had to be innovative. They developed internal gestation, where the embryo was developing inside the body of the female, and then it was born alive. This was providing extra safety, as the embryo was always with the mother, instead of being left alone and not guarded, thus an easy meal for the predators. The two types of internal gestation that the mammals developed are the placental and marsupial types, with the placental turning out to be more successful over time.
Answer:
lytic
Explanation:
The lytic cycle involves the reproduction of viruses using a host cell to manufacture more viruses; the viruses then burst out of the cell
Gametes, or sperm and egg cells are both haploid cells, meaning that they have half the amount of chromosomes that regular body cells do, meaning that the sperm cell of this bird would have 32 chromosomes.
