Water ions, oxidation can also occur in cell respiration
Answer:
No, it will not be good way of organizing the cell cycle, as cell division would occur first and duplicate the chromosomes later, it would lead to unequal distribution of chromosomes in the offspring.
E.g. let the parent cell has chromosomes A, B, C, D so when the cell will divide the chromosomes will be divided in two sets as: (A, B) and (C, D), the daughter cells will have one of these sets each. Later it will be duplicated then the result will be (A, A, B, B) and (C, C, D, D). But ideally it should be A, B, C, D, as this had not happened in the above case so the offspring or daughter cells would have half of the genetic code missing hence they could not survive in nature. That's why natural evolution had not led to this alternative.
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plant cells form a cell plate and animal cells do not
Answer:
water remains in the same place as wave (energy) travels through it
Explanation:
Winds influence the ocean and its movements. Air current running on the ocean surface transfers energy to water. A <u>wave is nothing else than energy</u>. When the winds provide energy to the water surface and produce waves, it occurs a particular water molecules´ motion. They move in circles from up to down, up to a certain depth, and go back to the surface. And they do so while energy from the wave is passing through. Waves are the ones that move through the ocean until they reach the shore, where the energy is transferred to land. Water molecules remain in the same general area, while energy travels from molecule to molecule as a wave.
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