Mourning geckos (Lepidodactylus lugubris) are truly a unique species. This gecko is small, as it only grows up to 10 cm or 4 inches. With a range of Hawai, the South Pacific islands, and Central and South America these geckos have one of the largest ranges among reptiles. What really sets this species apart is how they reproduce. Mourning geckos are all female and reproduce through parthenogenesis, where the mother essentially clones herself to create her offspring. However, their genes have the ability to recombine to allow genetic variation and mutation. Like many other geckos, mourning geckos lay two eggs at a time several times a year. The eggs incubate for 65 to 103 days.   According to the passage, which of the following definitions most closely defines the prefix "partheno-"7

A. Childhood memories

B. A history of the Nestle company

C. Ruth Wakefield's cookie recipe

D. How to make money as a baker

A. An Image depicting a microscopic view of yogurt culture

B. An infographic depicting the properties of the ingredients used in baking

C. A table depicting the ratio of dry to moist ingredients in baking

D. A graph depicting the rise of egg allergies over time

A. Only two decades reached 50% or more record high temperatures.

B. More decades reached greater than 50% of daily high temperature records than reached greater than 50% of low temperature records.

C. More decades reached greater than -50% of low daily temperature records than reached greater than 50% of daily high temperature records.

D. Only one decade reached less than 25% record low temperature records.