The morphology is an example of convergent evolution.
Convergent evolution refers to the observation that unrelated species can evolve independently to present similar characteristics. The result is that species with different lineage evolve similar structures, forms, organs or in general adaptations. An example could be the fact that insects, bats and birds (even though not related) have similar structures in order to achieve flight.
Answer: ... it stores its genetic information as RNA and not as DNA and can synthesize ...
Explanation:
In contrast with other viruses, HIV can't be got rid of completely from the human body , even with treatment.
So like stated above, the characteristic of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that makes it different from other RNA viruses is that it stores its genetic information as RNA and not as DNA and can synthesize DNA from an RNA template it carries to override it hosts DNA.
So once one get HIV, such have it for life. HIV attacks the body's CD4 cells (T cells) that wall of the immune system that specifically help the immune system fight off infections.
The mechanism of the HIV storing its genetic information as RNA rather than as DNA , it replication and infection pattern has made it standout to become a global treat.
I think it is C, though not sure. Hope this helps you.
The auxillary bud has the potential to produce a lateral shoot.
