Answer:
Through genetic modification/engineering
Explanation:
<em>Most of the species that we use as food do not look like their ancestral species anymore because humans have genetically modified them to suit their desires.</em>
Through genetic engineering, humans have been able to select desirable characteristics or attribute from one organism and transfer it to another organism of similar species that already has some desirable attributes. Thus, the latter organism becomes genetically modified and looks different from its ancestors just to suit the taste of man.
<span>The experimental procedure shows different results from a previous scientific claim
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Because while species of mosquitoes eat the carcasses of insects that drown in the water, the mosquito larvae feed on the waste products, making nutrients such as nitrogen available for the plant community to thrive.
(here's a starter bc i'm not good at these )i think we should be able to have our field trips because it gives the students the opportunity to learn new things, and engage in new activities. (then continue to talk about those topics and explain why they are good for students)
