<span>During meiosis I, homologous chromosome pairs are separated when the centromeres split apart.
This answer would be false.</span>
They survive without water by entering a special mode, otherwise called as shriveling. They can lose even 95% of water in their body and still live, even though they would look like dead plants, they would actually be alive. In the absence of water, tardigrades use a sugar called trehalose, which becomes their source of life until they find some water.
The answer is (C), because, red blood cells or wbc regulate body temperature (Idr), wbc fight infections, and rbc transport nutrients
It may be perfectly healthy that their newborn is sleeping this long so unless they start displaying other strange symptoms that cause concern, there is no need to worry. They could suggest that they are concerned to the midwife if they feel anxious, to get a professional opinion.
