<span>The process by which molecules tend to move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration is diffusion. I hope I helped! :)</span>
Shrublands are a unique biome named for the many aromatic, semi-woody shrubs that thrive there. For instance, xeric, or desert scrublands, are hot and dry, with little rainfall.
Actually, flowers haven't genders, like " woow, that's a male flower". WROOONG. Flowers have, indeed, parts of themselves that are their male reproductive system and their female <span>reproductive system. Butt* the part of the flower that develop, as you said, into a fruit it's the ovary, after being pollinated by pollen from the anther of another flower (ovary is the female part of the flower and the anthers are the male part)
*that's a joke, ok?
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1. There are three different types of cloning: gene cloning, reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning.
2. The term "cloning" was first coined in a speech in 1963 by Englishman John Haldane.
3. One of the most recent cloned animal was a ferret in 2006.
4. The first cloned animal was a sea urchin in 1885.
5. The FDA has approved the sale of animal products from cloned animals.
6. 95% of animal cloning has failed.
7. Animals are the only beings being cloned as of now.
8. Dolly the sheep was the first animal cloned from a cell.
9. The highly fatal Large Offspring Syndrome is said to occur within over 50% of all cloned cattle, but in only 6 % of normally-bred livestock.
10. CLONAID was founded back in 1997 and claims to be the first human cloning company in the entire world
The answer to your question is “human genome project”
