Answer:
club mosses
Explanation:
Microphyll is a type of plant leaf defined by the existence of a single non-branching rib. The present species that have microphiles have small and relatively simple leaves, associated with protosteal stems; however in the past there were representatives with microphiles up to one meter long. The most widely accepted theory about the origin of microfiles is that they evolved from lateral projections of the main axis.
Microphils are characteristic of club mosses, spike mosses, and quillworts leaves.
Because there is countless amounts of evidence proving evolution. Where as most other beliefs and theory's have very little to back them up.
1. heredity
2. gametes
3. law of segregation
4. law of independent assortment
5. allele
6. genotype
7. phenotype
8. traits
Answer:
a colony of leafcutter ants, the leaves they harvest, the fungi that they cultivate and tend to, and the soil nutrients and moisture needed for their garden
