The answer is A.
Nucleotide sequences are our genetic messages that allow cells to build proteins (aka polypeptides). When the sequence changes, the genetic code can be altered, and therefore the outcome of protein translation can be changed.
B is wrong because the gene change may not even affect the protein, and even if it does, it may not even have a measurable effect on the organism. And it's unlikely that one gene change will change an animal into a different animal.
C is wrong because there's literally entire fields of genetic biology/microbiology dedicated to this subject.
D is wrong because wtf does it even mean? And yes, change in your genetic code can have impact. It's more or less how cancer happens.
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There are many cultural differences between Australia and Europe. You can distinguish it when you visit each continent. Some of these are: first, Australians are more free-spirited. They have very active lifestyle. They love outdoors, while Europeans are more reserved in nature.
Second, Australians have pragmatic attitude than Europeans. They are more relaxed and are more open to new ideas than Europeans, that usually have reserved lifestyle.
Lastly, Europeans are usually restrained in terms of dealing with strangers, while Australians are more open to new conversation with random person.
These are some of the cultural differences between Australia and Europe. There are still so much more to learn in terms of Art, education, foods, and many more.
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Black Mesa - High Plains
Mount Scott - Ouachita Mountains
Rich Mountain - Wichita Mountains
Tallgrass Prairie Reserve - Sandstone Hills
Alabaster Caverns - Gypsum Hills