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last night i already did like 1/3 of it... hehe have fun studying for bio and legal!ALGALELE said:wtf how fast did u finish search for beter health!
last night i already did like 1/3 of it... hehe have fun studying for bio and legal!ALGALELE said:wtf how fast did u finish search for beter health!
if anyone calls up, can someone ask this question?dolbinau said:Does anyone know specifically when in meiosis random segregation occurs?
I think metaphase I coz thats when chromosomes line up on the spindledolbinau said:Does anyone know specifically when in meiosis random segregation occurs?
kk i hope this clears up final confusiondolbinau said:Does anyone know specifically when in meiosis random segregation occurs?
aahahha im gna finish of communication and the remainder of s for bete healthbekmay said:ALGALELE i'm with you buddy! legal and bio tomorrow, i am totally ignoring legal cos of all the stuff i don't know about bio haahha
19th Century - Sir Patrick Manson demonstrated mosquitos can be airborne vectors for worms and hypothesised Malaria could also be transmitted this wayALGALELE said:ok me first
trace the historical development of our understanding of the cause and prevenion of malaria
NO PEEKING!
Its when the first stage of division takes place(dont know the phase names and pretty sure you dont). The homologous chromosomes aline them selves in the middle and that process is random which is random segregation. Then they split to form 2 daughter cells with each having 46 chromosomes and then they split again to give 4 gametes that have a haploid number of chromosomes (23). think thats right.dolbinau said:Does anyone know specifically when in meiosis random segregation occurs?
uh okALGALELE said:ok me first
trace the historical development of our understanding of the cause and prevenion of malaria
NO PEEKING!
yeep sure lets share! but im doing world order instead of consumer LOL. i got me some family stuff though =]ALGALELE said:aahahha im gna finish of communication and the remainder of s for bete health
THEN LEGAL IT ALL-NIGHTER F.T.W!
goodluck dude
btw, wna share consumerand fmily law notes (if ur doingthem)
I didn't, hehe. For this. Spinifex - Few Sunken Stomates, Short spikey leaves which can roll up. Eucalypt - Waxy Cuticleif u didnt peek, then im dropping out ................
NEXT QUESTION
DESCRIBE THE STRUCTURES IN PLANTS WHIC ASSIST IN THE CONSERVATION OF WATER (WITH A NAMED E.G)
FUKKKdolbinau said:I didn't, hehe. For this. Spinifex - Few Sunken Stomates, Short spikey leaves which can roll up. Eucalypt - Waxy Cuticle
Seems a bit barren but It would probably be enough for 2 marks I think.
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Can anyone post their historical development of evolution so I can steal it off you? hehe
dolbinau said:I didn't, hehe. For this. Spinifex - Few Sunken Stomates, Short spikey leaves which can roll up. Eucalypt - Waxy Cuticle
Seems a bit barren but It would probably be enough for 2 marks I think.
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Can anyone post their historical development of evolution so I can steal it off you? hehe
I think the Cochlea is the overall sort of structure then the organ of corti is more specific and the coil in the middle of the cochleadolbinau said:I'm not sure. But thanks. Although, those people doing communication - How can we tell the difference between the Organ of Corti and the Cochlea?
Is the Organ of Corti the spirally bit?