Why are e coli bacteria and cactus ( eukaryotic and prokaryotic) important to our life and to the ecosystem?

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Q: differentiate the oogenesis and spermatogenesis of chicken and fruitfly.

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Q: A dead body is a waste product or a nutrient? Explain and support your answer.

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