Answer to Question 1
A mature team has four main characteristics. First, a mature team develops a well-defined role structure where each member has a part to play on the team, accepts that part, and makes a worthwhile contribution. Second, a mature team establishes norms for its members. These norms indicate behaviors like how to dress, when team meetings begin, the consequences of being absent, and so on. Third, a mature team is cohesive. Members identify more and more strongly with the team and each member respects, values, and works well with others. Finally, some mature teams identify leaders among their members who can lead and direct the team without the benefit of formal authority.
Answer to Question 2
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Seven characteristics are common to all life
Spider-characteristics
Examples of characteristics measured by palpation
Mature Cyclones
Representative pedigrees for two characteristics, each followed through three generations
Structure of a mature sperm, a male gamete.