Which statement is a scientific law?
a. scientists use genes to explain why evolution h...
Which statement is a scientific law?
a. scientists use genes to explain why evolution happens.
b. genes are long patterns that are similar to computer codes.
c. a person’s traits are controlled by different forms of a gene.
d. the discovery of genes changed how scientists think about life.
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