henryl -- Blogmeister

The madagascar breed is one of thelargest and can grow up to 7cm long. unlike most they are wingless. they are very good climbers and can live upto 5 years. females are smooth and the males have small ridges to show their gender.

what i know about cockroaches: they are an insect that can grow up to 3 inches long, they are a very vertile creature, they smell very bad but they have been known for surviving nuclear disasters. i would like to know why they can survive in such extreme conditions and why the live and do what they do.

Overall odyssey was really awesome, the only downside was all of the driving but that cant change because without it the trip wouldnt be nearly as cool. i loved odyysey and had a wonderfull time.

what i know: they are repeled by salt. they have a shell to protect them and hide in. they can grow very large. they are like slugs except with a shell.
what i want to know. everything i dont know now. how long they have been on the planet. how large they can grow.

Me and my bud Sams carnation Powerpoint.

Simply, mitosis splits apart to be ome two different celss. Meiosis kinda like makes babies. It come together instead of spliiting and in the last phase it creates 2 babies the in the meta phase it creates 4 daughter cells.

Q1: the cromosomes duplicate, then they both seperate and move to the seperate side of walls. The cells elongates, then its plasma membrane grow in. The cell then divides into two sister cells. ThOse cells are able to produce because thier mother is able to give them what they need to survive.

Q2:1- Interphase- In this stage, simply it is the stage were the cromosomes are preparing to split apart. The cell is very active where the the DNA replicates, and the protiens are being made.

2- Prophase- In the first stage of mitosis, the nucleous starts to fadel and proteins and chromotain, condenses into the chromosomes. Each has two chromatids, they have the same gennetic onfo.

3- Metaphase-Tension applied by the spindle fibers aligns all chromosomes in one plane at the center of the cell.

4- Anaphase: Spindle fibers shorten, the kinetochores separate, and the chromatids (daughter chromosomes) are pulled apart and begin moving to the cell poles.

5- Telophase: The daughter chromosomes arrive at the poles and the spindle fibers that have pulled them apart disappear.

6- Cytokinesis: the spindle fibers that are not connected to that cromosomes they make it so only that one is overlapping.

Similarities: nucleus, nucleus, cytosel, centrosome,cytoskeleton,Golgi, ribosomes, lysosom, peroxisome, secrelory ucsicles, cell membrane, mitochondrich, vacoule smooth napasm, reticulum.
Plants only:chloroplast,ncell walls.
Animals only:catrioles

These are the paramecia and euglena tat we looked at under the microscope. the paramecia are big and the euglena are the tiny ones