The microscope could distinguish objects that were more than 1 micrometer apart
The second statement: 'A mouse loses its tail in a fight. Its offspring will not have tails' best describes <span>Lamarck’s ideas on evolution. Lamarck believed that traits developed during an individuals lifetime would be passed on to the individuals offspring. This is on contrast to Darwin's theory of Natural Selection: Individuals with a competitive edge within a population are more likely to survive and reproduce, thereby passing their genes explaining that particular phenotype to the next generation. </span>
The answer is semicircular canals. The part of the ear responsible for hearing and balance is the inner ear. The inner ear is composed of three parts: the cochlea's role is for hearing, the semicircular canal is for balance and the last, the vestibule connects the two parts to other structures in the ear.
