Correct answer: Halftone
The halftone is a reprographic technique, which uses continuous imaginary tone by the use of dots, which vary in size or in spacing.
Example: The shades of gray in print are produced by breaking the image of the object into tiny dots that appear to blend into a continuous tone when viewed with a naked eye. Such a pattern of tiny dots is called a halftone.
They're attached to the plasma membrane.
(it's at the midpoint of the cell.)
Answer: (anaphase) so the first one
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to continually produce energy,your organs need oxygen and the oxygen is carried in your red blood cells.
