No, this is false! 
Renewable resources can be syntesized by humans, or not: some of them can, and some can't. This is not what makes them renewable, instead it's the fact that they will still be present in the nature after usage - they will be replaced (the sun will still shine tomorrow even if we harvest its power).
        
                    
             
        
        
        
I think it is mesopheric plater not 100% shure 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: (Structure) mRNA: always single stranded, rRNA: single stranded, twisted upon itself in some regions, tRNA: cloverleaf-like structure
(Function) mRNA: carries the information in the DNA to the ribosomes where it is translated into amino acids of proteins, rRNA: helps assemble tRNA, mRNA, and amino acids to form the polypeptide chain during protein synthesis, tRNA: acts as an adaptor molecule, which identifies correct amino acids corresponding to the anticodon present on it
Explanation: Plato, you're welcome 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Though I cannot write this essay for you, I can provide some information to get you started on the relationship between ancestry and evolution. 
<h3 /><h3>How are ancestry and evolution related?</h3>
Ancestry and evolution share a close relationship in that we can use one to learn about the other. Evolution can be <u>traced </u>using ancestry. By analyzing the genetic information of ancestral species and using information gathered about the environment in which they lived, we can deduce the impact of evolution on said species. One possible example is that penguins used to be capable of flight, but given their mostly aquatic environments, have evolved wings more suited for swimming, and lost the ability to fly as a result. 
Therefore, we can say that ancestry and genetic information can be used to support the theory of evolution by examining how two species can be very different but share a common ancestor, and evolution can explain these changes. 
To learn more about evolution visit: 
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<span>A. the same DNA molecule is expressed differently.</span>