Answer: It may be unethical to some people due to their beliefs. But as science evolves,genetic engineering has made it possible for us to modify many things,including human DNA. To me,changing human DNA is ethical. Changes in DNA bring many positive consequences,for example lower the risk of many deadly diseases(cancer/cystic fibrosis,etc). We can modify our features and create "a perfect human". But,there are some dangers that come with this power. For example,DNA modification could go wrong and create dangerous species
Explanation:
option c is the answer of your question
Answer:
1) Plant tissue has a stationary phase.
2) They do not necessitate a large amount of energy
3) They have more dead cells because mechanical energy is produced.
4) They are capable of preparing their own meals
5) They are divided into two categories: meristematic and permanent tissue.
Tissue from animals:
1) They're at the locamative stage.
2) They need a significant amount of energy
3) They have a higher number of live cells.
4) They are unable to produce their own food and must rely on other organisms.
5) They are classified into four types: epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous tissue.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
due to low light illumination there would very low level of oxygen at the bottom of the sea therefore hindering the survival of these organisms
