500 points! and for write answer Go outdoors and look for ten different plants. See if you can figure out which type of seed dispersal each plant uses, and make notes about each one. Some may have more than one method of dispersal. If you find a plant that you suspect disperses seeds in a way that you haven't studied, try to figure out how the plant does it. When you're finished, write your discoveries in a list with the name of the plant you observed (if you know it; otherwise, describe the plant).

Some you wouldn't see by stepping outside, but it gives you a general understanding of what you should be looking for.

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Some you wouldn't see by stepping outside, but it gives you a general understanding of what you should be looking for.

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Option A : the fern transitined from gametophyte generation to sporophyte generation.

In school, Brendan has been conditioned to get up from his seat every time he hears the school bell ring.

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Explanation: with a great tolerance to a wide range of conditions the species would adapt and thrive which would allow it to reproduce and have all it needs to survive, grow, and take over.

The T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation. is random is a mechanism for evolution is often related to disasters is also called “migration” deals with movement between populations...

Angelica suffers from lupus disease.people with this disease are extremely sensitive to sun light.

Rank the following cities in order of earthquake risk from high risk to low risk:

A scientist look for in a plant that would identify it as a club moss rather than a liverwort.

Chromosome DNA Diploid EggGamete Haploid Meiosis Replication Sexual Reproduction Sperm..
This is an organism or cell with two sets of chromosomes.
This is a haploid cell with half the reproductive information from the parent.
This is a cell or organism having half of the diploid chromosome number, symbolized by "n".