Answer – B (crepuscular activity)
The adaptation of the California quail to live in the
chaparral biome is by crepuscular activity. This means that unlike nocturnal
animals that are most active in the night and diurnal animals that are most
active in the day, the California quail is most<span> active at dawn and dusk</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is metaphase.
Explanation:
During metaphase, the lining up of the chromosomes takes place at the metaphase plate, under the influence of the mitotic spindle. In each of the chromosomes, the sister chromatids are held together with the help of microtubules from the contrary spindle poles.
In metaphase, the spindle has captivated all the chromosomes and aligned them in the center of the cell, which is ready to differentiate.
ATP gets reduced to ADP which releases energy.
