<span>When addressing a counterclaim in an argumentative essay, it is important to A. consider how the counterclaim reinforces the main position of your argument.
You need to take your opponent's counterclaim into consideration and turn it to your advantage - if you can manage to take their arguments and present them so as to reinforce your own, then you are surely going to win.
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Answer:
The most appropriate answer would be option B.
The flaw in their reasoning is that they compared different molecules in a different set of organisms.
For example, they compared the DNA of lizard A and B whereas they compared the RNA of lizard B and C.
In addition, the mutation rates of different molecules (DNA and RNA) are different and thus, comparison of DNA in one set of organism and comparison of RNA in another set cannot be used as the basis for the conclusion.
We need the options to answer this
They would most likely be metamorphic rocks due to the compaction and heat.
It would be B.
During transcription the RNA enzyme "records" what nucleotides matches the DNA strand and creates an RNA strand to complement it, and is almost identical except for uracil which replaces thymine.
