Answer:
What characteristics of axolotl do you consider have contributed to its survival?
- It has the ability to regenerate from its legs and tail to part of its vital organs such as the heart and brain.
- Axolotls, unlike most amphibians, retain their larval or baby characteristics, such as their gills and fins, throughout their lives. This phenomenon is known as neoteny.
- They breathe in various ways. Its horns are not decorative, they are actually gills through which it breathes. It also performs this process through the mouth, skin, and lungs.
This is true because electricity can be conducted throe metal not menials like plastic and rubber hope it helps
The Cell Wall☺Hope this helps.
Answer: it is probably a plant cell because it has a cell wall and chloroplasts.
Answer:
50% tongue and 50% no tongue.
Explanation:
Upper case T is dominant over lower case t recessive, so we can see that there are two Tt and two tt.
you have to make the Table like this.
T t
t Tt tt
t Tt tt
Final answer 50% tongue and 50% no tongue.
The mistake is fixed.
