Yes because plant cells have a cell wall and chloroplast which animal cells do not have.
Kinda like a pyramid. The bottom is wide, many sources of energy (plant life) that take nutrients combine them with water use the bonding of the suns rays and convert that to matter. This matter is then consumed by animals (grazers and browsers), who in turn are fed upon by predators. With man as the top predator.
Take a few seeds from wire-grass. Wire-grass grows in many natural communities, it is eaten by rodents and birds, like Quail. Quail are eaten by snakes, who are eaten by hawks, bobcats, and raccoons.
every time the meal is transferred from one critter to the next, energy is expended in the chase (heat) and capture, and energy is always being used for the animals to survive day by day.
<u><em>Species</em></u> is the category that can mate and produce fertile offspring.
Answer:
Here are some points you could use
1) Safety of the original clone
2) Any chemicals used that could result in defects in the clone or original
3) Will clone contain chemicals that can affect the consumer of beef
4) Will clones be able to reproduce with other clones or non-clones and will that result in birth defects?
5) Exlusive technology not to be available to the public, only for research
6) Can this tech be used to clone humans for organs
Explanation:
A cell spends most of its time in what is called interphase, and during this time it grows, replicates its chromosomes, and prepares for cell division. The cell then leaves interphase, undergoes mitosis, and completes its division
