The answer is that they have traits that enabled them to survive in a changing environment.
During the evolution of the Earth, and later during the evolution of life, the environment was not constant. Change in the environment could lead to an extinction of some species. But, some species were able to adapt or could tolerate a wide range of environmental factors. One of the explanation, why unicellular organisms did not evolve into complex multicellular organisms is because they have traits that help them to tolerate the wide range of factors, and thus, survive in changing environment.
The answer is C.
<span>Carbohydrates acts as source of energy for the body
glucose and a store of energy or starch in plants</span>
D) creates a variety of intercellular enviroment
Did some research and found "Pollen Grains"
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Yes an offspring can have traits that neither parents have. People have both dominant and recessive genes that control the traits that they have. So the child would have gotten two recessive genes that the parents carry, to display a trait that the parents don’t display.
