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How many chromosomes does yams have?
46 chromosomes
How many chromosomes do you have in your gamete cells?
23 chromosomes
How many chromosomes in a grape fern?
They have 19 Chromosomes
How many chromosomes are in a dandilion?
Dandelions have 16 chromosomes.
If a organism has 2N8 how many chromosomes does it have?
it has two sets of chromosomes
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What is clam in Latin?
Unio- freshwater clam
What does a freshwater clam eat?
Mostly plant material.
Name a marine or freshwater mollusc such as clam and oyster?
mussell
What is a marine or freshwater mollusc such as a clam or cockle called?
bivalve
How far can a freshwater clam travel in an hour?
Well It cant
Marine or freshwater mollusc such as a clam oyster or scallop?
bivalve
What animal lives in a clam?
The creature clam is a two-shelled mollusks that is related to the oysters and scallops. The creature is found in the shallow freshwater streams and lakes and in the coastal waters.
What type of rock must the rock layer be if it contains clam fossils?
It would necessarily be sedimentary rock, formed in a saltwater or freshwater environment, depending on the type of clam.
What does a mekong freshwater stingray eat?
They eat shrimp ,small fish ,plankton ,and clams.
What types of meat can you get in sims 2 castaway ps2?
There is - Clam meat Egg Chicken Freshwater eel Ham
How do you raise a freshwater clam in a bowl of water?
You don't...unless the bowl holds upto 5 gal of water.
Will your freshwater clam eat alage?
Only if the algae is free floating in the tank. Clams do not scrape algae off anything.
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