a) (i) A: Mitosis;
B: Meiosis;
(ii) A: Anaphase;
Reason: (Sister) chromatids have separated and are moving/migrating towards the opposite poles; formed V-
shaped appearance;
B: Anaphase I;
Reason: Homologous chromosomes separate and move towards the opposite poles;
(iii) Ovaries/Ovary; Testes/Testis;
b) (i) Type: Berry;
Reasons: Has fleshy (mesocarp and endocarp); Has numerous/many seeds;
(ii) II: Wind;
III: Animal(s);
(iii) II: It has extended pericarp to form wing/wing-like structure that increase the surface area for
buoyancy; owtte
III: It has hooks/hook-like structures on the pericarp which stick to amnimal fur/skin;
(iv) Central Axile;
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