B.) <span>The thick middle, muscular layer of the heart is the "MyoCardium"
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Yes. The benefit of a mutation can help it survive in a particular environment.
Explanation;
-Mutations are changes in the genetic code of an organism. There are different types if mutations, and they typically occur when DNA is being replicated and something goes wrong during the replication process, causing a base pair or set of base pairs to be changed somewhere in the DNA strand.
-Though mutations can be harmful, mutations can also be beneficial. In fact, beneficial mutations are the basis for evolution. When a mutation occurs that makes an organism better suited for its environment, then the organism is better able to survive and reproduce and the mutation can be passed along to the organism's offspring. This type of actively beneficial mutation is rare, but it does occur.
True, try remembering that opposites attract! (north and north don't attract and south and south don't either, but north and south do!)
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3. diffusion, because molecules are moving from a high concentration(A) to a low concentration(B)
Meiosis is two rounds of genetic seperation while, mitosis only has one. Both of these process of cell division and replicating is associated with cytokinesis.<span>The end result of both are daughter cells produced from a parent cell</span>
