Answer:
they didn't grow very tall
Haploid cells are found in the reproductive organs of adults, known as gonads. In males these are the testicles and females these are the ovaries.
Controls are used in medicine simply to designed to minimize the effects of variables other than the independent variables in scientific experiment
<h3>Living organisms </h3>
Living organisms; be it plants or animals are any organic or living system composed of cells and function as an individual entity.
- All living organisms share a number of key characteristics or functions such as movement, respiration, homeostasis, reproduction, growth, evolution, competition and others.
- Animals and plants also posess systems such as the digestive, skeletal, transport, nervous, excretory, respiratory and reproductive system.
- Living organisms are also taxonomically classified as either unicellular microorganisms or multicellular plants and animals
So therefore, controls are used in medicine simply to designed to minimize the effects of variables other than the independent variables in scientific experiment
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I'm not 100% percent on this but my class is working on cells and I believe it to bee either letter B. or D. to narrow it down for you
Short explanation:
It is true that all animals including humans share a common ancestor, so we're all related in a way. Turns out, some species are more similar to other since they shared a longer "common-evolutive path".
Comparison:
If we compare antelope and squirrels, we might see they don't have much in common. Antelopes are bigger, have a different diet, have a differnt habitat, have a different colour, have horns, etc. And all that also applies to squirrels.
If we compare rabbits and squirrels, we can see that the have a similar size, similar diet, alike teeth, a similar habitat in some occasions, etc.
Answer:
The most logical prediction would be that rabbits and squirrels have more similar DNA than antelope and squirrels.
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