Once upon a time, there was a cell. It was moving around the primordial soup trying to make it in that harsh world. All of a sudden, it encountered a small prokaryotic cell. To be honest, the cell was feeling a little lonely and it was happy to come across somebody to share the habitat with. The two cells started spending a lot of time together, just quietly coexisting. The first cell started thinking how it would be so much easier to survive if the other, small cell were to live with me. I could provide safety and shelter, and the small cell can pay me back by providing me with the energy I need for my daily metabolic processes. The cell was hesitant for a second, but then bravely said ''Hey, what do you think about symbiosis?''. And the rest is (endosymbiotic) history.
When you eat a apple your eating the hypanthium tissue it could also be the core but i dont know anyone who enjoys eating the core.
Answer:
Similarities in embryos are evidence of common ancestry. All vertebrate embryos, for example, have gill slits and tails. Most vertebrates, except for fish, lose their gill slits by adulthood.
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Answer:
The nucleus would never divide, and the new daughter cells would lack a
nucleus and would die.
Explanation:
Cytokinesis is an essential process of cell division, part of the cell cycle. If cytokinesis failed, cells wouldn't be able to reproduce.
