Renal medulla
The renal medulla contains the renal pyramids, where urine formation takes place. Urine passes from the renal pyramids into the renal pelvis. This funnel-shaped structure occupies the central cavity of each kidney and then narrows as it extends out to join the ureter.
The sugar and phosphate portion of the nucleotides are found "<em><u>as segments of the rails</u></em>" on the DNA twisted ladder.
Answer:
c.reflects evolutionary history.
Explanation:
The best classification system in biology is that that reflects evolutionary history, this is because more developed animals evolved from ancestors, this means that little modifications on the DNA happened over the course of million of years that created the animals that we know today, so this little differences would be relfected on a classification system.
<span>Georges Cuvier demonstrated that extinction must have happened in the past.</span>
