Answer: a lot or. There is over 5 sapiebs 
Explanation: They are still looking for then
 
        
             
        
        
        
Cell reproduction is MOST applicable to growing and developing in organisms. Hope this helps!
Answer: GROW and DEVELOP
        
                    
             
        
        
        
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According to the theory of evolution by natural selection wolves with mutations will outgrow the wolves without mutation.
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Nature always poses challenges to the living organisms in various forms like climate change, food scarcity, natural disasters, etc. If an organism has a characteristic to survive better than the other, then they will be selected by the nature. We can also use the term fitness for this. Darwin also referred about this as reproductive fitness which means only those organisms which are fit in their environment produce more progeny and increase in number. s we can see that the introduction of mutation has added the advantage of being faster and stronger, so when it comes to competition for food the wolves with mutation can easily catch the predator than wolves without mutation. Since mutation has resulted in better adaptation to their environment they will outgrow in number. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
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10)La evaporación es el principal proceso mediante el cual, el agua cambia de estado líquido a gaseoso. La evaporación es el proceso por la cual el agua líquida de los océanos ingresa a la atmósfera, en forma de vapor, regresando al ciclo del agua.
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<h2>c) option is correct </h2>
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- Each synovial joint has a fibrous capsule surrounding the joint, which helps hold the bones together, along with the ligaments (which join bone to bone) and tendons (which join muscle to bone)
- The joint capsule is lined by the synovial membrane, which manufactures the synovial fluid
- The synovial fluid is located within the joint cavity of a synovial joint and has three primary functions:  Lubrication
, nutrient distribution  and shock absorption