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How did the mimeograph make facsimile reproduction possible?
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Copies were produced by typing on a lightly oiled surface called a master. This process involved retyping an original document, a very time-consuming process
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What does mimeography means?
Mimeography means to make copies on a mimeograph. A mimeograph is a printing press. The mimeography started being replaced in the 1960's by photocopiers.
What is the importance of gender?
The different genders make it possible for reproduction, and thus the continuation of human life.
What does facsimile mean in Latin?
Facsimile comes from latin "fac simile", which means something like "make it similar". And that's exectly what a FAX does: it makes a similar copy of the original.
Is it possible to make a human k and s with just 1 person?
No, it is not possible for one person to create a human being, as reproduction requires genetic material from two individuals. Additionally, genetic material combines during sexual reproduction to produce offspring.
Is it possible for a male and female horse to make a foal even if the male horse is neutered?
If the stallion was properly castrated reproduction is impossible.
What sentence can you make with the word fascimile?
Many people are fooled by facsimile designer bags and shoes.
What do flowers use to make reproduction?
pollination.sexualSexual and Asexual Reproduction
What are tiny bits of plant life that make reproduction possible without seeds?
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Why don many plants have specialized cells that produce colorful flowers?
To attract pollinators, such as insects, which make reproduction possible and continue their species.
How plants make new plants?
It is similar to other organisms. Plants using reproduction. So they can make new plants.By regeneration and sexual reproduction
The process by which organisms make more organisms like themselves is called?
reproduction
How do you make someone?
well.... reproduction.
