1:I'm pretty sure the answer is Metaphase because the cell didn't split apart or start to yet.
2: Is Anaphase
3: Telophase
4: Cytokinesis
PP- purple homozygote
pp- white homozygote
Pp- purple hetrozygote
If these flowers cross, we obtain heterozygote offsprings with a genotype: Pp (100% of them will be like this)
Now, if those offsprings cross with each other: Pp x Pp
results:
1/4 would be purple homozygote -> PP
1/4 would be white -> pp
2/4 would be purple heterozygotes -> Pp
Genotipic ratio: 3:1 (3 are purple; 1 is white)
The polarity of the water molecule helps it to cohere to nearby water molecules, forming a skin over it.
Answer:
The options are missing in the question, the options are;
a. an archaean
b. a Paramecium
c. a yeast (fungus) cell
d. a grasshopper cell
The correct answer is A (an archaean)
Explanation:
Archaea and Bacteria are domains where prokaryotes are commonly found. Archaea and Bacteria as prokaryotes are unicellular organisms that lacks membrane-bound organnelles and a well defined nucleus, in the sense that unlike eukaryotic cells, a nucleus does not house their genetic material (DNA), instead their single circular chromosome is nakedly localized in a region called the NUCLEOID.
In addition, prokaryotic cells lacks many organnelles found in eukaryotic cells e.g mitochondria, Endoplasmic reticulum, lysosome etc. The few ones like ribosomes found in their cytoplasm are not enclosed by lipid bilayers called membranes.
