Asked by Paola Benitez Camacho on May 09, 2024
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While related species do share similar genomes, it is the diversity in genes that makes them phenotypically different. How do most genes change and lead to species diversity?
A) deletions only
B) additions only
C) translocations only
D) any type of mutation
E) substitutions only
Phenotypically Different
Exhibiting differences in physical and physiological traits as a result of variations in genetic expression or environmental influences.
Species Diversity
A measure of diversity within an ecological community that incorporates both the number of species present and their relative abundance.
- Recognize the role of genetic mutations in species diversity and evolutionary change.
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Walaa Eldein Abd ElfatahMay 13, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Any type of mutation can lead to changes in genes that contribute to species diversity. Deletions, additions, substitutions, and translocations can all affect the function of genes and result in different phenotypic traits.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the role of genetic mutations in species diversity and evolutionary change.
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