A. Gametophyte
(in the life cycle of plants with alternating generations) the gamete-producing and usually haploid phase, producing the zygote from which the sporophyte arises. It is the dominant form in bryophytes.
✴ It actually can depends on the baby's gentics.
✴ But, I'd say approximately 18 to 22 inches for the all-'round average baby
Answer:
The field of evolutionary medicine uses evolutionary principles to understand changes in human anatomy and physiology that have occurred over time in response to environmental changes. Through this evolutionary-based approach, we can understand disease as a consequence of anatomical and physiological “trade-offs” that develop to facilitate survival and reproduction. We demonstrate how diachronic study of human anatomy and physiology is fundamental for an increased understanding of human health and disease.
Answer: The statement "It carries amino acids to the ribosome" is not true
Explanation:
Transfer RNA, also known as tRNA acts as specific carriers of activated amino acids to specific sites on the protein-synthesizing templates of ribosomes.
Thus, the function of carrying amino acids to ribosomes is the role of transfer RNA, not DNA.
Answer:
Rivers possess different features as they age. Old rivers usually have a low stream (gentle) gradient and low erosive energy. They usually have broad U shape, the water is usually brown and they have flood plains. Seasonal floods are also common.
