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What detail most clearly develops the central idea in the first question you answered?

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"Plasmodium’s ancestors probably rubbed shoulders with the eggs and larvae of mosquitoes, similarly floating on sun-dappled waters.” (paragraph 7)


“And yet, despite the millennia-long battles between us, malaria still manages to infect at least three hundred million of us— . . . and kills nearly one million, year after year.” (paragraph 2)


"The survivors learned how to withstand the diseases’ ravages, though, and in time both measles and smallpox settled into being unremarkable childhood illnesses. . . .” (paragraph 1)


“The rest of us all do our obscure little part in the drama of life, weaving ourselves deeper into local ecology. . . .” (paragraph 4)


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The detail that most clearly develops the central idea in the first question is “And yet, despite the millennia-long battles between us, malaria still manages to infect at least three hundred million of us— . . . and kills nearly one million, year after year.” (paragraph 2).

What can be said of the Malaria pathogen?

The first question has the central idea that the malaria pathogen has not become less deadly over the centuries.

This is proven by the fact that even though humanity has fought the malaria pathogen for thousands of years, it still infects millions every year and leads to the death of almost of million people.

This means that the pathogen is still very strong and has not grown to be less deadly like measles and smallpox.

Find out more on the malaria pathogen at https://brainly.com/question/20113211

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