Answer:
A) the sexually reproducing species
Explanation:
Although we do not know how the change in temperature directly affects the bacteria species, we can say that the species that reproduces sexually are more likely to thrive because these species are also able to reproduce asexually. In other words, this species handle two mechanisms of reproduction
Unlike the species able to reproduce sexually (and asexually), the other species only reproduces asexually. Therefore, if the change in temperature affects asexual reproduction, the species that have both mechanisms will thrive using sexual reproduction, but the other species (not able to reproduce sexually) will not survive.
The correct answer is option c, that is, people voting not to allow government money to fund genetic modification research.
The scientists from the Food and Drug Administration had continuously warned that the genetically modified foods can develop hard to detect and unpredictable side effects, like toxins, allergies, nutritional issues, and new diseases.
The GM plants, like corn, soybean, canola, and cottonseed, have had foreign genes forced into their DNA. The inserted genes come from species, like viruses and bacteria that have never been in the supply of human food.
The genetic engineering procedure develops massive collateral destruction, making mutations in several locations all through the DNA of the plant. The natural genes can be permanently turned off or deleted, and many may have modified their behavior.
Even the gene inserted may get rearranged or damaged, and may produce proteins, which can promote disease or initiate allergies.
Photosynthesis is energy to sugar, and cellullar respiration is sugar to energy.
The energy is released when the bond between the 2nd and 3rd phosphate group is broken forming (ADP)adenosine diphosphate.
