Answer:
should be 4
Explanation:
plants cant do photosynthesis without sunlight
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a. The spindle apparatus is present in cells undergoing <u>mitosis and meiosis. </u><u> </u>the spindle is crucial for chromosome sorting.
b. Chromosome replication occurs just prior to <u>mitosis and meiosis I. </u> DNA needs to be copied during S fase to have enough DNA and transfer it to the daughter cells.
c. The cells resulting from <u>mitosis </u>in a haploid cell have a ploidy of n.
Mitosis produces identical cells.
d. The cells resulting from <u>meiosis II </u>in a diploid cell have a ploidy of n. meiosis is the only process that causes chromosome reduction (assuming no errors).
(e). Homologous chromosome pairing regularly occurs during <u>meiosis I.</u> Each daughter cell needs 1 chromosome of each kind
(f). Non-homologous chromosome pairing regularly occurs during <u>none</u>. This is kind of an error.
(g). Physical recombination leading to the production of recombinant progeny classes occurs during <u>Meiosis I </u>
(h). Centromere división occurs during meiosis II and mitosis
(i) Non-sister chromatids are found in the same cell during <u>meiosis II</u>
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Adductor part originates from pubis and goes to linea aspera of femus more superiorly. The hamstring starts from ischical tuberosity and goes to adductor tubercle of femur.</span>
Answer:
Like all other catalysts, enzymes are characterized by two fundamental properties. First, they increase the rate of chemical reactions without themselves being consumed or permanently altered by the reaction. Second, they increase reaction rates without altering the chemical equilibrium between reactants and products.
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Your Question:
Part of a starch molecule is shown below. What type organisms typically make starch and for what purpose?
Answer:
C. Plants: energy storage
This is the correct answer because plants create energy threw photosynthesis and that is storaged to be used when it needs it. if an animal eats it gets that energy.
