Based on Mead's model of development, the sequence that correctly orders the stages of developing self is this: IMITATION, PLAY, GAME, GENERALIZED OTHER. The answer for this would be the first option. Hope this answers your question. Have a great day ahead!
<span>Mitosis cause an offspring to have the same DNA as it’s parents because</span> the last phase in Mitosis is Telephase, produces two diploid daughter cells, identical to the parent cell.
Bacterial conjugation is the bacterial counterpart of sexual reproduction. Also known as horizontal gene transfer, it involves the transfer of genetic material from one F+ or Hfr bacterium to another F+ or F- bacterium.
The F or fertility factor is a crucial component of the bacterial plasmid and it accounts for the development of sex pili which are important for conjugation. An F+ cells contains the F-factor incorporated into its plasmid, whereas an F- cell lacks the F-factor and therefore cannot participate in conjugation.
Conjugation between an F+ and F- cell can result in the transfer of the F-factor to the F- bacterium.
An Hfr bacterium contains F-factor incorporated into its circular genome.
