<span>A
big variety of organisms’ genomes have genes that control the organisms’ development
at different stages. The remains of ancestral traits usually appear at
different stages of the embryological development. For example, hair growth and
loss, the development and deformation of the yolk sac or appearance and
disappearance of gill structures in the embryo development of vertebrates.</span>
Cells of the skin and digestive tract are continuously sloughed off and replaced by new ones due to mitotic division.
Some body parts of animals and plants can be regenerated by mitotic cell division.
Vegetative propagation in plants and budding in some animals also occurs due to mitosis.
Answer:
A- Glaciers
Explanation:
The most important agents in lakes formation are glacial ice movement.
Answer:
Cell membrane
Explanation:
The cell membrane is a flexible and permeable skin surrounding a cell.