Paper cutouts of the continents including the continental margins can be pieced together to form a single, large land mass.
Answer :
Dark district is the counter codon locale and base sets with the mRNA
green is the T?C circle (ribouridine and pseudouridine)
Yellow is the 3' end which has CAA end which connects with the approaching amino corrosive.
Light blue is the anticodon circle
red is the DHU circle i.e. dihydrouridine circle
orange is the additional arm.
Purple area contains 5' end.
There are 1.60934 kilometres in one mile.
<h3>Conversation of kilogram to miles</h3>
Mile is a unit that can be used to measure a distance and not weight. Therefore, miles can only be converted to kilometres.
Using the standard converters,
1 mile = 1.60934 kilometres
Therefore, there are 1.60934 kilometres in one mile.
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Answer:
You inherited a normal amount of genetic material from your mother but inherited an extra chromosome from your father.
Explanation:
It seems logical because if you think about it. If one of your father's gametes were made incorectly and you got it you could come out looking deformed or you can have something extra.
Please let me know if I'm wrong.