Answer:
Similarities between Mitochondria and Chloroplasts-
Both mitochondria and chloroplast consists of DNA , have two membranes, have fluids inside them and convert energy.
Difference between Mitochondria and Chloroplasts-
They have different number of compartments, have different functions, and are involved in different energy processes.
Explanation:
Difference in Mitochondria and Chloroplasts-
a) Chloroplast is found in plants and unicellular organism and Mitochondria is found all cells.
b) Chloroplast converts solar energy into chemical energy while Mitochondria converts one form of chemical energy into other form of chemical energy
c) Chloroplast is involved in photosynthesis while mitochondria is involved in cellular respiration.
d) Chloroplast has three parts i) Thylakoid ii) stroma and iii) granum while mitochondria has three parts i) Critsa ii) Matrix
Similarities between Mitochondria and Chloroplasts-
Both mitochondria and chloroplast consists of DNA , have two membranes, have fluids inside them and convert energy.
The correct answer is meiosis. This is because a zygote is a 2n diploid cell caused by human fertilization witch is meiosis. This shows that the correct answer is meiosis. There are two things needed witch are the two gametes. These two gametes are called the egg(female) and the sperm(male).
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The human heart has only 4 chambers. Left and right atria and left and right ventricles.
Answer:
RNA is usually synthesized from DNA.
Looking at the drawing carefully, the message the artist was trying to pass about invasive species is that they are monsters that suffocate, hinder, or devour other species found in the environment.
Generally, invasive species are species of living organisms that have the capacity to outcompete other species in any environment they are introduced to. Invasive species operates using different strategies. Some of the strategies include:
- high rate of reproduction
- high rate of survival
- secretion of chemicals that kill or inhibit the growth of other species in the environment
- high dispersal rate
Using different combinations of these strategies, invasive species gradually take over any environment they get introduced to once they get themselves acclimatized to it.
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