1. If quantitative change were all that existed, what would a butterfly be?  What would a human being be?  First, think about how a butterfly and a human start out; then think of how that being would end up if only quantitative change existed.  Try your best on this question.  Remember that the professor provides the expected answer.  Do not copy an answer from students in previous semesters as this practice prevents true understanding of concepts.

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1. If quantitative change were all that existed, what would a butterfly be?  What would a human being be?  First, think about how a butterfly and a human start out; then think of how that being would end up if only quantitative change existed.  Try your best on this question.  Remember that the professor provides the expected answer.  Do not copy an answer from students in previous semesters as this practice prevents true understanding of concepts.  

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Mitosis is essential in embryonic development because it allows a single-cell zygote to grow into an embryo. Every embryo develops from a single cell that undergoes mitosis and creates additional cells that likewise undergo mitosis, resulting in the formation of tissues and full organs. The biological and cultural development of humans is referred to as human evolution. 

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