Answer:
C) commensalism
Explanation:
Commensalism is an interaction in which one organism benefits without causing any harm to the other. The other organism derives no benefit from the relationship.
The scenario above in which the dwarf mistletoe obtains nutrients from the vascular tissues of trees is a perfect example of such a relationship.
Parasitism is similar to this but the other organism is harmed in the process.
In serial or tandem staging<span> schemes, the first </span>stage<span> is at the bottom and is usually the largest, the </span>second stage<span> and subsequent upper </span>stages<span> are above it, usually decreasing in size. In parallel </span>staging<span> schemes solid or liquid </span>rocket<span> boosters are used to assist with lift-off.</span>
Walking upright.
You can make a case for all of them, but for three of them indirectly.
But the answer, I think, is walking upright.
You can look at the pelvic bones and femur orientation in the hips. You can also look at the way the skull sits on the vertebra.
Chimpanzees have a skull that sits more downward, because they walk on all fours most of the time. While humans have skulls that sit more horizontally on the vertebra, which allows us to see out on the horizon more easily. We can do that because we stand on two feet.
I hope that helps.
An earthquake, when plates move or converge and earthquake will form
