In meiosis, crossing over occurs so there an be a genetic variation in the offspring. Genetic variation is vital to survival. In mitosis, crossing over would be a bad thing because the daughter cells need to be identical. Identical meaning the same genetic code. Therefore, crossing over wouldn’t be a positive process in identical daughter cells.
<span>The answer is B. We require trees to breath. We would be stuck in an unfortunate situation without our woods. Trees expel carbon dioxide from the environment and discharge oxygen through a procedure called photosynthesis. Basically all creature life on Earth needs oxygen to inhale and woodlands assume a key part in the complex worldwide oxygen cycle.</span>
