Drop the class. Your teacher is wasting your time. This is not hypothetical, it is sheer fantasy and speculation, not science at all. About five hundred years ago in Europe religion and science separated paths based on facts vs fancy. Scientists started counting teeth in horses (Francis Bacon), whilst the fancy folks started burning witches.
Apparently, the arguments (hypothetical, of course), are still existent.
What follows is a hypothetical situation. Genes that produce chlorophyll in plants are inserted into the chromosomes of cattle. Indicate some of the possible advantages of this procedure.
- I'm guessing mutation happens but I don't know what's the advantages to it and what could happen.
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