The best answer is D.
Genetic information for synthesis of a protein is transmitted from DNA to the ribosomes, which are the site for protein synthesis. This is facilitated by messenger RNA or mRNA in short.
In the nucleus of the cell, information from DNA is copied (transcribed) onto mRNA which leaves the nucleus and enters the cytoplasm where it attaches to the ribosome. The information on the attached mRNA is decoded and read ( translated) by transfer RNA (tRNA) which then brings corresponding amino acids to the ribosome to be linked together to form the protein.
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Both the terms "living" and "biotic" describe an organism that holds life. However, an organisms stops "living" after it dies, but never stops being "biotic". This is because "biotic" means anything that has ever had life, whereas "living" only describes things currently alive.
<span>The scientist that did NOT contribute to the idea of natural selection is <span>none of the above. The answer is letter D. Both Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace contribute to the natural selection and are biologist. Darwin hypothesized his theory of evolution while Wallace supplied Darwin with birds for study only to found out that both have the same hypothesis regarding natural selection.
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