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D the part of an atom counted to determine the atomic number of an element
I’m positive that the answer is habitat, which provides basic needs for the organism. Let me know if that helps!
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1. Having two similar gametes in which no differentiation can be distinguished, or reproducing by the union of such gametes.
e.g. in Spirogyra and Ulothrix
2. Anisogamy refers to a type of sexual reproduction in which two dissimilar gametes unite or fuse. The gametes may differ in size or form.
Example : human beings, the male gamete sperm is smaller and motile while the female gamete egg is non motile and larger.
3. having or involving a small motile male gamete and a large immotile female gamete.
E.g. Volvox, Fucus
Lymphatic system is my best guess
Point mutations can show three different types of effects:
- Base substitutions can be silent mutations in which the changed codons correspond to the same amino acid.
- Base substitutions can be missense mutations where the changed codon corresponds to a different amino acid.
- Base substitutions can be nonsense mutations in which the altered codon corresponds to the stop signal.
<h3>What are point mutations?</h3>
Point mutations are changes to the N base of DNA or RNA. Point mutations are common, but their effects can be mitigated by gene recovery mechanisms.
The cause of this point mutation is due to 4 factors:
- Errors during DNA replication by mutagens.
- Breaking of oxygen-phosphate bonds.
- Substitution of base pairs.
- Changes in the number of bases.
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