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What would happen when meiosis occurs in the donkey's reproductive organs?
well he cums Testicular meiosis produces sperm. Ovarian meiosis produces eggs
When a child has Trisomy when does the mutation occur?
during meiosis
In which part of a plant would meiosis occur?
mitosis occurs in pollen sacs contained in the anther of the stamen and also in the ovule of the carpel. Edited answer: Mitosis takes place at all growing points (apical and intercalary) to increase the number of somatic cells.
Why are organelles important?
Organelles enable a cell to carry out metabolism. They perform the same functions as organs in a human: digestion (lysosomes), ATP synthesis (mitochondria), control of cell processes / 'thinking' (nucleus), protection and regulation of diffusion (cell membrane). In short, they enable a cell to carry out its job.
How are haploids and diploids involved in meiosis?
Haploid is what you would call the four not identicaldaughter cells (gametes) created by meiosis. Diploid are the pairs of matching chromosomes that have not yet been split during meiosis 1.
What organs from mammal anatomy would be missing from a shark?
mammary glands and hair.
What would happen when meiosis occurs in the donkey's reproductive organs?
well he cums Testicular meiosis produces sperm. Ovarian meiosis produces eggs
What are the Male and female pig reproductive organs?
Those would be the same as any other mammal
Where would you find hemoglobin?
hemoglobin is found in the cell and it is used to carry oxygen to different organs in the body
Which would you say is a more complex process mitosis or meiosis?
Meiosis
When a child has Trisomy when does the mutation occur?
during meiosis
In which part of a plant would meiosis occur?
mitosis occurs in pollen sacs contained in the anther of the stamen and also in the ovule of the carpel. Edited answer: Mitosis takes place at all growing points (apical and intercalary) to increase the number of somatic cells.
What do Meiosis I and Meiosis II have in common?
First of all i would like to correct this question. What do Meiosis I and meiosis II have in common? Answer- Both divisions take place in the reproductive cells for gamete formation.
What would happen if meiosis would not occur?
There would be no sexual reproduction.
Where is the talest mammal in the world?
The African giraffe would be the tallest mammal.
What would happen if meiosis did not occur?
There would be no sexual reproduction.
Why are organelles important?
Organelles enable a cell to carry out metabolism. They perform the same functions as organs in a human: digestion (lysosomes), ATP synthesis (mitochondria), control of cell processes / 'thinking' (nucleus), protection and regulation of diffusion (cell membrane). In short, they enable a cell to carry out its job.
