False, changes in genes due to mutations can be beneficial. (An example would be polar bears. They had a genetic mutation that gave them their white fur. Therefore, they blended in with snow easier, ate more food, survived longer, and passed down their genetics, while those without the mutation died out.)
Mitosis or meiosis. I'm not sure of the answer. but if I had to guess I would say mitosis because from my understanding meiosis is only for reproductive organs...
Therapsids are a group of mammal like reptiles that share many features of the body. So basically what this means is that these animals from the Therapsids helps the humans evolve. Therapsids had canine teeth and so do mammals. Their jaws where structured similar to ours and so were their teeth. Their molars were in the back so they chomp their food like meat, just like the humans. The reptiles in the Therapsids group have legs that were more vertical from their body like humans. Where other reptiles did not, they had legs that were sprawled out from their body.The reptiles in the Therapsids group also had turbinates bones like humans. They were also thought to be warm blooded just like humans. There are some similarities that could leave one to believe that there is a connection, but I don’t think so. I think that humans have a more thing in <span>common with chimpanzees</span>
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It is beneficial to know if mutation is the cause of a particular ailment or an individual carries a mutated gene because it gives a clear direction on what the problem is an how it can be resolve of possible.
We have the sex cell and somatic cells, some mutation affects sex cells, while some somatic cells. If a mysterious affect sex cell there is every possibility of it being inherited by the offspring hence adequate knowledge about a mutant gene being in the body can help guide against some further re-occurence.
Negative effect is fear, it creates fear in an individual who has it.
It can lead to depression when an individual becomes traumatize due to his state.
ii dont know the answer choices but ummm i think i got sumthing A key difference between mitosis and meiosis is that sister chromatids remain joined during anaphase I in meiosis, whereas in anaphase of mitosis they separate. ... In what stage of meiosis do the centromeres separate, and the two chromatids of each chromosome move to opposite poles on the spindle? anaphase II. 9./SORRY IF THIS IS WRONG
