Answer:
Yes, the environment and the heritage both plays very crucial role in defining the evolution. But how? let's start it here.
Explanation:
- As per the Charles Darwin theory of natural selection, organisms that better adapt to changes can survive very well.
- For example In earlier times, snakes used to have limbs but they are just useless for them and they are not using those limbs so in next generations snakes have vestigial remnants of limbs.
- Another example we can study here is of mice, such as mice are nocturnal animals so they don't have vision capabilities and over generations they adapt a change due to their predatory nature and came with an affect of better hearing capabilities.
The point during normal DNA replication at which genetic material is lost at the telomeres is during joining of adjacent Okazaki fragments.
<h3>What is DNA replication?</h3>
DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid replication is the process that is used by the cells to produce new cells that has a replica of the parent cells.
During DNA replication, genetic material lost at the telomeres due to joining of adjacent Okazaki fragments which are short sequences of DNA nucleotides.
Therefore this shortening of telomeres is due to the 'end replication problem'.
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