A. Development of transportation
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Genetically modified (GM) foods are the ones came from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) are altered as they do not occur naturally. Food shortage, cost, variety can make people support the GM foods, while, religious beliefs, allergy, and worrying about the food can limit the support for these foods.
<h3>What are the characteristics of GM foods?</h3>
Genetically modified (GM) foods are those derived from organisms the ones genetic material (DNA) has been altered as they do not occur naturally. 
Its characteristics are:
- More nutritious food.
- Less use of pesticides.
- Faster growing plants and animals.
- Disease- and drought-resistant plants.
As food shortage, cost, variety can make people support the GM foods, while, religious beliefs, allergy, and worrying about the food can limit the support for these foods.
Thus, the correct option is A.
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compare and contrast of using solar panels versus wind turbines be sure to include how each works the cost of development in a general community/basic procedures for installments connections at a home etc
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The number of bases is no longer divisible by three. This results in a frame-shift, and all codons from the point of mutation will be affected.
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: In adaptive radiation, many different species evolve from a single ancestor species. Each new species evolves to exploit a different niche, such as food source. In the example above, Hawaiian honeycreepers evolved a range of bill forms in response to available food sources on the Hawaiian archipelago. The honeycreepers dispersed from one founder species, and evolved in response to natural selection based on different food sources in their isolated habitats provided by water. Seed-eating birds evolved thick, short beaks.