The correct answer is option A which is hybridization occurs in plants more often than in animals.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
Hybridization means mixing of different things.
In the context of biology, hybridization means the mixing of genetic material of the two dissimilar species. The resulting offspring is known as the hybrid.
In the case of animals, they are usually infertile as a mule, a hybrid of donkey and horse.
Hybridization always involves interspecies mating. And sometimes the natural selection is in favor of hybridization.
In plants, it is very common which is also known as crossbreeding and different types of plants and fruits are produced by this method.
Small changes in primary structure can result in large changes in protein shape and function. Secondary structure describes regions where the polypeptide is folded into localized shapes. There are two types of secondary structure (alpha helix and Beta pleated sheet).
