If a claim is based on science, it will have a lot of scientific experimentation, replication of results, peer view, and proofs obtained from a lot of researches that substantiate investigated theory. However, if a claim is based on pseudoscience, instead of evidence that supports a theory, there would be claims that doesn’t follow specific criteria.
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In the event that the new hypothesis gives a superior expectation about the places of the planets and sun in the universe, then the old hypothesis must be altered or disposed of for the new hypothesis. That is the thing that keeps science "genuine". We change the models we utilize when better data goes along.
Yeah if you harvest the seeds to make more
Answer: option c is the correct one
Explanation:1) Fungi => heterotrophic eukaryotic organisms
2)Plantae=>autotrophic multicellular eukaryotes with cell wall