The inside layer<span> is made of hydrophobic fatty acid ( water hater ), while the outer </span>layer<span> is made up of hydrophilic polar heads (water lover). </span>
The answer is monogamy and polygyny.
Both terms have a Greek origin. By knowing their origin, it is easy to understand the terms.
Monogamy literally means one marriage, from the Greek <em>monos </em>- one, alone, and <em>gamos</em><em> </em>- marriage. So, in monogamy, one male breeds with only one female.
Polygyny literally means many wives, from the Greek <em>poly </em>- many, and <em>gyny</em><em> </em>- wife, woman. So, in polygyny, one male breeds with multiple females.
<span>Primase is the enzyme that synthesizes small fragments of RNA in the strand lagging in DNA replication. The primase does not need a primer to synthesize and the RNA residues are removed by DNA polymerase I, due to their exonuclease capacity and filled with DNA fragments also by DNA Pol I. Finally, all these discontinuous DNA segments are linked by a ligase.</span>