Answer:
Prokaryotic flagella are analogous to eukaryotic flagella-like structures
Explanation:
Beyond that they have the same function, flagella from prokaryotes have very little in common with flagella from eukaryotic organisms. Eukaryotic flagella are composed of microtubules. On the other hand, bacterial flagella are composed of polymers of flagellin, which is another unrelated protein. Homologous structures indicate the existence of a common origin (common ancestry), and it is not the case.
Answer:
I would say B
Explanation:
Selective breeding is done to achieve desired traits, while Natural Selection is done without human involvement.
A little thing in a cell that helps out
Answer:
A plant cell...
Explanation:
Animal Cell Has no cell wall, and its only plant cell and eukaryotic cell that has all those things
Answer:
From Hot to Cold substances
