Sister chromatids have the following features EXCEPT that: both parts have telomeres. they are homologs to each other. they rema
in attached to each other at their centromere during prophase of meiosis. they will separate during anaphase. Actually, they have all of these features.
Sister chromatids are replicated chromosomes formed during DNA replication at the Interphase stage. Since one is a replica of the other, they are the same in lenght, alleles content and every other aspect. They are joined together at the centromere.
Sister chromatids are separated from each other into each daughter cell at the Anaphase II of meiosis II and Anaphase of mitosis specifically. Hence, they remain attached to one another by their centromere until they reach Anaphase. Every chromosome contains the telomere at their end region and it plays a vital role in ensuring that neighboring chromosomes do not join.
I would start on Evaporation. I will then have to go through condensation, then precipitation, then a surface runoff then into groundwater which will start the evaporation process all over again :)
I am going to assume you meant the "first trophic level" of the ecosystem. The first tropic level of an ecosystem is made up of producers, so the answer is C, Acorns.
