The fossils give us the opportunity to study the physiology pf the species that existed in the past, and through their fossils comparisons can be made with the species that exist in the present.
By comparing them, lot of species can be connected with one another as they share common characteristics. By comparing the species that exist in the present, and slowly get back in time with the species that are extinct with whom they share common characteristics, it can easily be seen how the species developed, evolved, and what caused that.
Nice example are the felids. They all share the same basic characteristics, be it in the present or in the past. Through time they developed some specific characteristics on top of the basic ones, depending on the environment, so the connection is easily seen that they are related, but also that some factors contributed that they become bigger, smaller, nocturnal, day dwellers, had sabre teeth, longer legs, shorter more muscly legs etc.
Answer:
The correct answer is option D. A condition of people whose gender at birth is contrary to the one they identify with.
Explanation:
Gender dysphoria is a type of disorder where a person does not feel comfortable with the physical sex that was assigned at birth, but feels that it belongs to the opposite gender.
This type of disorder generates a significant clinical discomfort or a feeling of not fitting socially.
Gender dysphoria began being treated as a <u>psychiatric illness</u>, although this <u>was ruled out by WHO</u>. After being cataloged in the category of sexual disorders, it was recategorized and it started to have<u> its own category</u>, which today is known as <u>gender dysphoria</u>, where it is established that it is not a mental illness itself but that it is a feeling of clinical discomfort in As for the condition of gender.
Currently, it is still considered a disorder, and not a disease, although there are many groups that require it to stop being treated as such, although they do not have medical evidence to support this request.
Eukaryotic cells all feature a nucleus, and their organelles are enclosed inside <span>membranes</span>
The answer to that question is c
