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What are the events that lead to genetic variation in gametes?

Sources of genetic variation consist of random fertilisation and mutation. Mutation is a product of mistakes made during DNA replication. There are two main types of mutation; point gene mutation and chromos...
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Answered by Danielle W. • Biology tutor
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What is the difference between unidirectional and multidirectional verbs of motion and when should I use them?

Verbs of motion are one of the most complex aspects of Russian grammar and can be very difficult to get your head around. First and foremost, it is essential to remember that whilst most verbs in Russian com...
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Answered by Natasha G. • Russian tutor
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Is Pluto a planet?

Pluto is officially no longer classed as a planet, and here's why. The International Astronomical Union defined three rules in 2005 that a celestial body (an object observable within space) must follow to be...
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Answered by Connor G. • Physics tutor
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What exactly IS differentiation?

This is a common question as we are often taught to differentiate by simply being told how to do the calculation, but not what it is we're really doing. The concept Differentiation is finding the gradient of...
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Answered by John H. • Maths tutor
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How do I know if verbs take "avoir" or "être"?

The difference between avoir and être is a grammatical distinction that often confuses students, but is absolutely necessary to know when forming the perfect tense, as well as other more complex tenses such ...
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Answered by Eleanor B. • French tutor
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