VISUAL SKILLS In this diagram, does the sperm cell that fertilizes the egg cell differ geneticallyfrom the egg? Explain.

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Q: 7. Which of the following best explains the development of twins? a. In the case of both identical…

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Q: Draw a whitefish blastula cell in metaphase (400x)?

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Q: a. Give an illustrated account of mitosis, to show how two genetically identical cells are produced.…

A: Cell division is a process in which a cell splits into daughter cells. In the process of cell…

Q: Inquiry At which end do kinetochore microtubulesshorten during anaphase?

A: The process of mitosis produces two genetically identical daughter cells. Mitosis can be also…

Q: Q1. How many stages of cleavage can you identify? Q2. What is the adult fate of notochord?

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Q: Which of the following factors istare) translocated to the grey crescent following cortical rotation…

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Q: Question 7. When does differentiation occur in egg development?

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A: Placenta is the structure which is formed by both the fetus and the mother. It release the hormone…

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Q: Insights with the stem cell 10 sentences.

A: Introduction: Stem cells are found in the very early stage of embryo and these are undifferentiated…

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Q: Would a defect in dynein or in kinesin cause a zebrafish embryo to remain darkly colored after…

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Q: Inquiry In a cross between a wild-type femalefruit fly and a mutant white-eyed male, what coloreyes…

A: Mutation in fruit flies occurs which result in a mutant phenotypic expression that is uncommon as…

Q: Match the germ layer to its derivative Neural tube V [ Choose ] Ectoderm Endoderm Mesoderm…

A: Cells of Germ layers grow and divide to produce different parts /organs of body of an organism.

Q: Does sonication solubilize both nuclear and mitochondrial membrane?

A: Sonication is a technique in which sound energy is used in terms of sound waves to agitate particles…

Q: Write T if the statement is True and F if it is False.

A: 26. True  27. True  28. False 29. False  30. True

Q: what evolutionary advantages does the amniotic egg have? explain how each component of the egg plays…

A: Introduction: Allow embryos to develop more quickly and extensively before hatching. Animals'…

Q: Human Development and Birth  1. Where does the process of gastrulation occur?  2. What structure,…

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Q: Explain the evolutionary significance of sensory cephalization in relation to animal survival.

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Q: What does “medial” mean? What does “lateral” mean? What does “proximal” mean? hat does “distal”…

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Q: Compare and contrast mitosis and meiosis by filling up the table below

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A: Introduction :  The zygote is housed inside the egg. Both the zygote and the embryo are fed by it.…

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Q: Branchial arches are absent in humans but not in fishes.

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Q: Mention four (4) important outcomes of gastrulation. Your answer must mention four concepts:(a)…

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