Answer:
I believe its b plants i hope this helps
Hi!
So, assuming that you mean a creator as in a religious deity - we're going to run into problems here.
In order for something to be scientifically validated, it has to be proven scientifically by following the scientific method.
As science is based off the physical world, the things we prove must reflect that. The idea of a deity is something which lies <em>outside </em>the physical realm.
This means that any proof that we do find a 'creator', will simply just be something we now know about the physical world.
We can't have <em>scientific </em>evidence of something which we cannot prove <em>scientifically. </em>
With that said, unless there is context or a piece of information missing, the question is unanswerable.
Hopefully, this helps! =)
Do you mean "why"?
They are the main source for all living organisms because they provide energy, relatively short term, for any creature that consumes them.
Answer:
Legends and traditions
Explanation:
The folk traditions that have evolved on the North American continent since European arrived in the 18th century. WhIle it contains much In the way of Native American tradition, it should not be confused with tribal beliefs of any community of native people.
Answer:
involves a virus
Explanation:
Transduction is the process where DNA molecules are transferred from one bacterium to another using viruses as vectors (bacteriophages). These, when assembled within the bacteria, may eventually include pieces of DNA from the host bacteria. By infecting another bacterium, the virus that carries the bacterial DNA transfers it along with yours. If the bacterium survives viral infection, it may include the genes of another bacterium in its genome.
