I believe the answer is D, Cells get energy by taking in nutrients from food. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Answer:
The question refers to the classification of enzymes, which can be found in plants or in plants and animals, despite the evolutionary differences some examples in nature can be found that are mentioned below
Only enzymes are found in plants:
1. Malate synthase
2. Isocitrate lyase
In plants and animals we can see that there are:
1. succinate dehydrogenase
2. citrate synthase
3. fumarase
4. aconitasa
5. malate dehydrogenase
INTERKINESIS:
Interkinesis is also known as interphase II that occurs during meiosis, between meiosis I and meiosis II.
No DNA replication takes place during this phase.
Specifically in plants when two daughter cells are produce by the process of meiosis I, immediately they prepare for meiosis II.
During this period nuclear envelope begin to appear for temporary, which is known as interkinesis that helps in the separation of two sets of chromosomes.
Option:
a.) gain of meiosis
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b.) loss of mobility.
c.) loss of chloroplasts
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d.) no changes would be expected
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e.) gain a rigid cell wall.
Answer:
- <u>Option-(C):</u> Loss of chloroplasts
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Explanation:
- The protists are known to have the chloroplast inside there bodies in order to have there own food mostly prepared by themselves in the given manner, since they no more require the chloroplast to produce there own food thus the presence of the pigment will no use to them. And thus after the level of evolution that occurs inside them we do not expect any form of pigments to be found inside there bodies.
