B I believe to be the correct answer
This is an example of mutualism. In mutualism, two organisms have a relationship which benefits both organisms. In this example, the butterflies benefit from food, and the flowers benefit by having their pollen spread.
We would still have to eat and breathe oxygen, but if it was in our skin we may turn green
The correct answer is vestigial.
A vestigial composition is an anatomical characteristic, which no longer appears to exhibit an objective in the present form of an organism of the given species. Usually, these vestigial compositions were organs, which had done some essential activity in the organism at one time in the past.
The examples of human vestigiality are plentiful, involving the anatomical compositions like wisdom teeth, human tailbone, and inside corner of the eye.
<span>porphyritic is definitly your answer</span>
