What type of virus uses RNA, and not DNA, as its genetic material? A. Retroviruses. B. Parvoviruses. C. Adenoviruses. D. Bacteriophages

A

Explanation:

When these viruses insert their genome into the host cell, they usually have a reverse transcriptase enzyme that converts the RNA to DNA before it is integrated into the host genome. This is before the host cell machinery is hijacked to replicate the viruses components.