"<span>B. Energy from sources such as geothermal or from
solar is used to spin the blades of the turbine. The turbine then powers
a generator, which produces electricity" is the best answer but one of the most common energy inputs is wind, not solar. </span>
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For all organisms to survive, they start off with sunlight. That's the main and immediate source of energy to any organism(s).
Sunlight gives warmth and energy and light of course.
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A scientist may use molecules - enzymes, proteins, DNA, RNA - to test for similarities, because if anatomy alone was used, it would be difficult to link traits and characteristics between the two organisms. For example, a rabbit has an endoskeleton and a closed circulatory system, while a fly has an exoskeleton and hemocoel.
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Photosynthesis doesn't require oxygen, it only releases it. aerobic respiration needs oxygen to work.