Are the central dogma and the theory of inheritance of acquired characteristics consistent? They are not consistent because inheritance of acquired characteristics demands a reverse flow of information, which violates the central dogma.

O They are consistent because acquired characteristics can be passed to offspring via reverse translation of proteins into nucleic acids.

O They are not consistent because the central dogma demands that translation precede transcription, which violates inheritance of acquired characteristics.

O They are consistent because genes can mutate during mitosis and generate a new phenotype during an organism's lifetime. They are consistent because retroviruses use reverse translation to make RNA

O molecules from amino acid sequences