I believe that would be the Dihybrid cross..
There exists the same question that has the following choices.
<span>a. It is an inherently renewable fuel source.
b. Multiple processing steps can be avoided.
c. They produce chemical energy through photosynthesis.
d. They make a biofuel alternative to gasoline.
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The correct answer is letter <span>b. Multiple processing steps can be avoided.</span>
Well like living things, the fire can <span>grow and develop but in a slightly different manner. Additionally the fire like most living this can move but the fire must have a medium by which it moves (spreading from object to object) as well as, the fire performs gas exchange to some extent as oxygen is needed for burning while carbon dioxide is given off from the fire burning (carbon as a product of combustion). It can also be argued that like all living things, a fire must die. However unlike living things, a fire is not made up of cells </span>