All other cells in the body are called Somatic cells.
What are germ cells?
The founding cells of all sexually reproducing organisms are known as germ cells. They are separated from the embryo's other somatic cells during development. Germ cells grow at the edge of the embryo proper in many animals before moving through a number of developing somatic tissues on their way to the developing gonad.
What are somatic cells ?
Any cell in the body that is not a gamete (egg or sperm), a germ cell (cell that develops into a gamete), or a stem cell is referred to as a somatic cell. Somatic cells are essentially any cells that make up an organism's body and are not directly utilised to create a new creature during reproduction.
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There are 137 prairie dogs living on the football field at the school. The football field's area is 7140 m2. In the football field, how many prairie dogs are there?
Beak of birds change according to their climate and other conditions in their surroundings as the birds adapt to them.
Explanation:
The beak of the bird is the source from which it catches its prey so it is important for the survival of the bird that the beak remains effective for the use.
The competition from other species of birds may often trigger development in beaks for better suitability to the climate to become more effective than other species.
This happens through the process of adaptation as the birds adapt to their environment and then pass their genes down to their next generation through their inheritance in lineage.
1: to produce daughter cells with half the number of chromosomes that are in parent cells.
