The "Odyssey" was originally transmitted orally by skilled bards or poets, who performed the epic poems in public settings, often accompanied by music. These oral traditions relied on repetitive structures, formulaic phrases, and Mnemonic Devices, allowing the storytellers to remember and recite long narratives. Over time, as writing became more widespread, the "Odyssey" was eventually transcribed, preserving its stories for future generations. This transition from oral to written form marked a significant shift in how such tales were shared and remembered.
Mike Lobel
there is no charmed next generation
Degrassi: The Next generation is filmed at Epitome Pictures in Toronto, Ontario Canada.
Yes, he played the role of George Haley in Roots: The Next Generation.
no
Mutations can be transmitted to the next generation if they occur in the germline cells (sperm and egg cells) that are involved in reproduction. Mutations that are present in somatic cells, which are not involved in reproduction, are not passed on to the next generation.
If in sex cells, yes. In somatic cells, no. If too great of a mistake it will not be transmitted but will lead to apoptosis.
Mike Lobel
the next generation has been on since about 2001 but the originally started in the 80's
Mutations that occur during gametogenesis (formation of egg and sperm) are called germ-line mutations. They are more significant than somatic mutations (which occur in body cells) because they can be transmitted to the next generation whereas somatic mutations are not transmitted to the next generation.
Culture is passed on to the next generation by sharing and exposing the next generation to that culture. Educating and sharing are the top methods that encourage culture to be passed on from one generation to the next.
A spoken tale passed from one generation to the next is called an oral tradition. These stories are transmitted verbally and often include cultural beliefs, history, and values of a community. They play a significant role in preserving and sharing collective knowledge.
They are referred to as cultural traditions or heritage. These are beliefs, behaviors, and customs that are transmitted from one generation to another within a society, providing a sense of identity and continuity.
Yes, if an incorrect nucleotide is incorporated into one strand of DNA during replication, it will be present in the daughter strand and can be transmitted to subsequent generations of DNA molecules. This can lead to mutations and potential genetic disorders.
there is no charmed next generation
next-next generation sequencing
Next Generation Magazine was created in 1995.