bupbebeo wrote:A catfish passes on to its offspring not only a particular genetic makeup and also definite environmental needs, such as for one specific lake's temperature and salinity.
1. and also definite environmental needs, such as for one specific lake's temperature
2. and also definite environmental needs, like the temperature of one specific lake
3. but also definite environmental needs, such as for the temperature of one specific lake
4. but also definite environmental needs, like one specific lake's temperature
5. but also definite environmental needs, such as for one specific lake's temperature



The correct answer is E, but what is the different between C and #E. In others what is the difference between " the temperature of one specific lake" and " one specific lake's temperature"

sumanr84 wrote:

bupbebeo wrote:A catfish passes on to its offspring not only a particular genetic makeup and also definite environmental needs, such as for one specific lake's temperature and salinity.
1. and also definite environmental needs, such as for one specific lake's temperature
2. and also definite environmental needs, like the temperature of one specific lake
3. but also definite environmental needs, such as for the temperature of one specific lake
4. but also definite environmental needs, like one specific lake's temperature
5. but also definite environmental needs, such as for one specific lake's temperature



The correct answer is E, but what is the different between C and #E. In others what is the difference between " the temperature of one specific lake" and " one specific lake's temperature"

C changes the meaning. If you read the complete sentence followed after comma, we have been presented with 2 sets of examples - lake's temperature and lake's salinity. for the temperature of one specific lake changes the meaning. Sentence wants to put together lake's temperature and salinity, which are properties of lake. Similar thing on the either side of AND...i don't know if i am clear.