Answer:
Peguins, Elephants, Orangutans, Octopi
Explanation:
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-Octopi litterally starve themselves for their children when nesscary it's cute-
-For the first full month of life, baby orangutans never let go of their mother-
-All the female adults in a elephant herd take turns watching the baby-
-Dad emperor peguins take care of their children for two months while the momma is out at sea replenshing herself, in both egg and baby form-
This is because meiosis divide the total chromosomes number by half its original number (2n/2 = n) which would be combined with the haploid egg cell to produce a diploid (2n) zygote white mitosis maintains the chromosome number.
Answer:
Hazel - 1/4 or 25%
Green - 1/2 or 50%
Blue - 1/4 or 25%
Explanation:
First, let us carry out the cross between AaBB and Aabb using a Punnet's square. The result is as below:
AABb - 4/16
AaBb - 8/16
aaBb - 4/16
(See the Punnet's square analysis in the attached image).
<em>AABb genotype has 3 pigments, hence, would be hazel.</em>
<em>AaBb genotype has 2 pigments, hence, would be green.</em>
<em>aaBb has one pigment, hence, would be blue.</em>
Expected progeny:
<em>Hazel - 1/4 or 25%</em>
<em>Green - 1/2 or 50%</em>
<em>Blue - 1/4 or 25%</em>
Answer:
Interphase: Lowest pic, left corner.
Cell appears to be in a normal state.
Metaphase: Left, above Interphase.
Chromosomes are beginning to align in the middle of the cell. Spindles form and begin to attach to their centromeres.
Anaphase: Lowest right pic.
The chromatids are pulled away from each other and brought to different sides of the cell.
Telophase: Above Anaphase.
The genetic material is now in its respective side of the cell, which now begins to split into 2. Nucleic membrane begins to form.
Cytokinesis: Above Metaphase.
The clevage furrow is forming and separating the cytoplasm and other organelles in the cells. When done, this will result in 2 identical cells (unless it's meiosis II).
Tadpoles have gills allowing them to breathe underwater while frogs have lungs. Tadpoles have tails and fins to help them swim while frogs have arms and legs.
