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over time staph bacteria have become resistant to the antibiotic penicillin. which process explains how penicillin resistance developed?
extinction of a species
cooperation
speciation
natural selection
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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

well which answers do you think dont make any sense?

anonymous · Answer

i think it might be speciation but it just don't sound right to me

anonymous · Answer

@SolomonZelman

anonymous · Answer

well you know  how penicillin was made correct?

anonymous · Answer

no

anonymous · Answer

well penicillin was discovered after, i forget the name, but someone 1st discovered it when they left a petri dish with stuff in it lying around for a while... so practically penicillin is a kind of mold

solomonzelman · Answer

don't ask me about science, I am not good at this, sorry -:(

anonymous · Answer

okay soooo.........

anonymous · Answer

ALEXANDER FLEMING DISCOVERED IT... but anyways... i gave you a pretty big hint in that statement...

anonymous · Answer

ummmmmm... im not good at science at all so none of that really help sorry :(

anonymous · Answer

ok lol... well how can a virus change to overcome resistance? by mutation... mutation is a part of ____________.   <-- answer goes there

anonymous · Answer

cooperation???.......

anonymous · Answer

nope... mutation comes --> naturally <--...

anonymous · Answer

natural selection...

anonymous · Answer

YA

anonymous · Answer

i still have like 20 more questions to answer lol

anonymous · Answer

thanks

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

oky