<span>a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.</span>
Answer:
a. multicellular sporophytes
Explanation:
Bryophytes include all the land plants. Evolutionary studies have shown that all the bryophytes might have originated from a common green algae. A sporophyte can be described as a diploid multicellular stage which is common in all plants and algae. Hence, we can infer that the multicellular sporophyte generation was common in all bryophytes and hence can be seen even today.
In plant cells, differentiation begins <span>where elongation in the roots stop.
Answer: where elongation in the roots stop.
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Answer:
6) 1. Crossing over: crossing over can mean any number of things. It could mean transforming, like making a change, or something as silly as crossing a bridge. In biological terms, it means transforming onto another stage, like a caterpillar making a chrysalis so it can cross over ino the final stage of its life: a beautiflul butterfly.
2. Its during the S phase when the chromosomes are replicated also they significant cell growth occurs.
7) 1. The parent cell in mitosis starts out as a diploid cell and it splits into two haploid daughter cells.
2. diploid spores that undergo meiosis.
8) I don’t know
9) 1. Sex cells have half a set of chromosomes, 23, while parent cells have 46.
Explanation: that all the answer there but for number 8 it look like the same question but uh..., hope this help
Around 4.1 billion years ago the first single celled organism appeared
