It'll still be about 30 minutes, being able to complete a specific task that you must be taught first isn't hereditary, so it'd be about the same.
For instance, if a woman is an amazing pianist, and she has a daughter, would the daughter also be a professional pianist automatically? No, she'd have to be taught how to play first. Sure, certain genetic traits that may help play piano more easily may have a say in it, i.e., longer fingers, but the talent of playing piano isn't passed on from mother to child through reproduction.
Answer: tooth comb
Explanation: Strepsirhines are any member of the clade (a group of animals or other organisms derived from a common ancestor species) <em>Strepsirrhini, </em>one of the two suborders (a taxonomic category below order and above infraorder) of primates. They have a special lower incisor called a tooth comb which consists of long, flat teeth with microscopic grooves, and used for grooming the fur.
Answer:
Anaphase ensures genetic continuity
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