Answer:
"Ionosphere and Exosphere" is the right response.
Explanation:
- The ionosphere seems to be the interface through which the Northern side lights originally come, or perhaps the Aurora Borealis. This same radioactivity including its sun throughout the ionosphere ionized particles the particulates emitting the logo lighting system of Aurora.
- The exosphere, having started from five hundred kilometers, would be the outermost part of that same thermosphere. This same exosphere appears to contain slightly heavier gasses including such helium.
Carbon dioxide, NADH and ATP
Could be because of natural selection(favoring a particular phenotype over the rest) or maybe genetic drift or gene flow.
Organic molecules are unlikely to accumulate in the environment<span> today because </span><span>living organisms such as bacteria are likely to interfere in the process by breaking down the organic molecules. So the answer its D</span>