The threads that make up the mycelium of a fungal body are called:

a. yeast.
b. thallium.
c. spores.
d. hyphae.
e. fruiting bodies.


Ans: d. hyphae.

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B. At this point in the cell cycle, DNA has already been replicated correctly.
C. At this point in the cell cycle, chromosomes have properly aligned on the metaphase plate and are beginning to separate.
D. At this point in the cell cycle, the cell is determining if conditions are favorable for cell division.
E. At this point in the cycle the cell is continuing to grow and make abundant tubulin proteins.

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A population of butterflies has an allele B for big spots on the wings and b for small spots on the wings. The table below provides data about this population

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