Question

why do animals have restricted growth?

Answer 1

Answer:

The growth of animals is more restricted in time than is that of plants, but cell division is more generally distributed throughout the body of the organism. ... Height increase in mammals is limited by cessation of cell division and bone deposition in the long bones.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The growth of animals is more restricted in time than is that of plants, but cell division is more generally distributed throughout the body of the organism. ... Height increase in mammals is limited by cessation of cell division and bone deposition in the long bones.