Hi you’ve only provided one of the options but I don’t know if this will help. The cell membrane is a Thin flexible barristers that surround all cells. Selectively permeable is some substance to pass across while others cannot. Hopefully that can give you give an idea.
The answer is mitochondria.
Answer:
(Fill in the blank) When comparing DNA and structural characteristics between plant species, the similarities that appear can indicate a genetic adaptation to a particular environment, between them.
Explanation:
The evolution of the spice indicates that there were changes in the environment where these plants were able to adapt genetically, and not only that but they transmitted it in their generations, that is why many manifest the same genetic code, if this gene was inherited among them it means that the species EVOLVED.
Otherwise, those genes that generate benefits for the plants but are not transmitted in the parent plants will not be considered as an evolutionary change of the species but individual of the plant.
The genetic changes produced by modifications in the environment translate into phenotypic changes, thus generating a more suitable species with a greater chance of survival.
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.
The correct option is C.
Plasmodesmata are microscopic channels which are found in plants and some algae, these channels transverse the cell wall of plant cells and enable transportation and communication among cells. Plasmodesmata allow molecules to move directly from one cell to another cell.
