They have long, sticky tongues. They blend in with the ground.
The answer is <span> b) chromosomes replicate
DNA replication occurs before mitosis. So, duplicated chromosomes are already present in mitosis. They are connected by centromeres. During different phases of mitosis, spindles are formed and pull chromosomes toward the opposite poles of the cell so centromeres must split.</span>
1a & b:Homozygous Recessive = ff - white flowers
Homozygous Dominant = FF - Purple flowers
Heterozygous = Ff - Purple flowers
2:The punnet square will look something like this
Tt Tttt tt
50% Heterozygous (with long thorns)
50% Homozygous Recessive (with short thorns)
Cells in this area of the plant develop THICKENED CELL WALLS.
Cell wall is a very important cell organelle in plant, it gives rigidity to the plants' cells thus supporting them, it also perform a host of other activities. Thickened cell wall are usually rich in lignin. Thickened cell wall in plants are also called secondary cell wall.
I believe it is c. fox and hawk
