The answer is D mitosis and cytokinesis
The PAX-6 gene is a gene that translates to the PAX-6 protein that serves as a transcription factor needed to activate certain genes that functions in the development of the eyes. While PAX-6 gene may look like it produces different functions for different species (such as formation of the compound eye in insects vs. formation of a single lens eye in vertebrates), it does not. It does in fact only regulate the genes required for the formation of the eyes. Absence or mutation of the PAX-6 gene will cause aniridia or absence of the iris, opaque lens and cornea, and a dysfunctional retina. Also, the function of the PAX-6 protein is conserved throughout evolution of species.
The joint allows you to bend and twist.
<span> C - This process is called natural selection. In a species, only the strongest ones survive and then go on to produce offspring and evolve. Having a certain fur colour could act as camouflage for the mice in the wild.
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J because the desert rarely gets water so it needs to hold it better
