Interphase + MITOSIS (PMATC)
In Interphase, there’s DNA replication taking place, of every organelle, it’s under extremely high energy (REMEMBER INTERPHASE IS NOT APART OF MITOSIS, IT HAPPENS BEFORE IT) In prophase, spindle fibres start to appear, membrane around nucleus dissapears. In metaphase, chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell, along with their copies. In anaphase, they are pulled to either end of the cell on spindle fibres. In telophase, cell walls form around each pair or chromosomes. In cytokinesis, the cell membrane eventually divides them into two genetically identical daughter cells.
Answer:
Stratified
Explanation:
Epithelium that is one cell thick is classified as simple. Epithelium that is more than one cell layer thick is classified as stratified. If the cells are flat, the epithelium is termed squamous. If the cells are as tall as they are wide, it is cuboidal.
Answer:
This is physics. Not biology. Just search up the speed of sound and light and divide the two numbers to see how many times faster light waves are. Do the same thing for the water.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Poison ivy responds and adapts to other environmental factors besides light. The poison ivy will also change its form in response to touch. For example, a poison ivy plant growing on a windy beach will have a shorter, stocky stem than the same plant grown in protection of a heavily wooded forest.