<span>It is widely accepted that the microbiome has implications on health and disease. We rely on some of these organisms for health, while others can impact everything from disease to cognition in detrimental ways. The "human microbiome project" actually asserts that the microbiome is so important to us as a species, that we're better seen as a "human supraorganism", and understanding the microbiome is actually essential to understanding our own evolution.</span>
The correct answer is - Concave shape of Wave Rock.
The concave shape of wave rock is a nice physical evidence of deposition in the Earth;s evolution. It is a land structure dated to 2.7 billion years old, and it is the basis around which the Australian continent formed. The Wave Rock structure is created by the weathering of the surrounding area, and this is exactly what proves the deposition part, because Wave Rock was bellow the ground, and that was due to the deposition of material around it over time, but since it is made out of much tougher material from its surroundings, the weathering lowered the surrounding terrain while Wave Rock remained to witness for the past.
I believe the correct response would be B. Since of evolution were to occur, the possibility of the geographically isolated snakes to reproduce would be 0. Since the gene pool or the collection of all the genes in the population were to change and as a result of future reproductions of the 2 populations over time, transmission of specific genes that code for traits were to be specific for that population, ultimately not allowing them to reproduce.
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