The speckled appearance of a rock is called a rock's color. :)
The features indicated in the sagittal section of the right half of the human brain include
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body, corpus callosum; crus, fornix; cingulage g.; central fissure;
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</span> <span>splenium, corpus callosum; precuneus; parietooccipital; cuneus; pineal body; calcarine fissure; lingual; sup. colliculus; vermis; inf. colliculus; cerebellum; cerebral aqueduct; fourth ventricle; medulla oblongata; pyramid; post. Commissure; basilar pons; cerebral peduncle; oculomotor n. III; mamillary body; uncus; infundibulum; optic chiasm; olfactory bulb; third ventricle; ant. commissure; gyrus rectus; column. fornix; genu, corpus callosum; choroid plexus interventricular foramen; sup. frontal g.; septum pellucidum; and dorsomedial nuc., thalamus</span>
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compression is common at convergent boundaries, tension at divergent boundaries, and shear at transform boundaries. Brittle deformation brings about fractures and faults.
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Adaptations develop from variations within a population and help organisms to survive in their given environment. Changes in populations accumulate over time; this is called evolution. The fossil record shows us that present-day life forms evolved from earlier different life forms.
Meiotic chromosome and chromatid segregation
Chromosome segregation occurs at two separate stages during meiosis called anaphase I and anaphase II (see meiosis diagram). In a diploid cell there are two sets of homologous chromosomes of different parental origin
