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it was good :good:
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What were the labels for the first question??jhoseftarek said:it was good :good:
WayneRooney10 said:What were the labels for the first question??jhoseftarek said:it was good :good:
xIshtar said:WayneRooney10 said:What were the labels for the first question??jhoseftarek said:it was good :good:
White thing in the middle was the lacteal.
The blood vessels with RBCs in them were capillaries..
The outer wall has a special name, but from past papers, a wall of cells is accepted.
just as u told mutation survival and breeding but elaboratedWayneRooney10 said:What was the answer to the laaaaaaaast question? Mutation?? and then survival and then breeding?
no its correctrockincrew said:guyz i wrote blood vessel instead of blood capillary due think it is wrong
yea i kinda wrote the same , variation, cross breeding, survival of fittest , then genes of the most adapted are inherited to offspring , and repeat over next few generations.Adahshan said:I said mutation, sexual reproduction, mating, natural selection as in survival for the fittest and then repeat process.
Ahmooosh said:yea i kinda wrote the same , variation, cross breeding, survival of fittest , then genes of the most adapted are inherited to offspring , and repeat over next few generations.Adahshan said:I said mutation, sexual reproduction, mating, natural selection as in survival for the fittest and then repeat process.
does that seem right?
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