<span>Wind- Dandelions are a good example as well as maple leaves and tumble weed are blown around by the wind and drops it's seeds as it travels. Water- A coconut will travel thousands of miles on the oceans current to be washed ashore on some distant island. Also the rivers and streams carry some fruits that are buoyant. Animals- either by eating the fruit and seeds and deposit them as droppings away from the mother plant. Squirrels collect acorns and bury them and sometime forget where they are buried. Some plants have stickers on them and stick to the fur of animals to fall off later. Humans collect seeds and plant them in fields and gardens. These are a few examples. :) </span> Hope this helps. :)
B. meiosis. This process randomly rearranges the pairs of homologous chromosomes in formation of the sex cells. In addition, there is crossing-over of the chromatids while the homologous chromosomes are synapsed during meiosis I.
