Humans have been fighting malaria for centuries, but it has always been a "palm cure, not a cure"-the source of malaria infection cannot be blocked. Researchers have developed a genetically modified mosquito that has no longer infected with malaria. Ability, and can prevent the breeding of wild mosquitoes, thereby effectively cutting off the transmission path of malaria between humans and mosquitoes. Over time, it can eradicate malaria. Which of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion? ['Genetically modified mosquitoes are inferior to wild mosquitoes and are easy to die once placed in the wild.', 'Genetically modified mosquitoes have a survival advantage only when malaria exists. When there is no malaria in the living environment, they have the same survival rate as wild mosquitoes.', 'The reproductive capacity of transgenic mosquitoes increased significantly after 9 generations of breeding, which may lead to the extinction of wild mosquito populations.', 'Offspring produced by mating transgenic mosquitoes with wild mosquitoes do not all have anti-malaria genes, but mutations occur at the genetic level to form new mosquitoes.']