2) A location on a specific chromosome that has appreciable variation in a population is called __________________________.
Select one:
A) a chromosomal arm.
B) an inherited disease.
C) a DNA polymorphism.
D) phenotypic variation.
E) a homologue.
3) In the DNA barcoding of animals, a portion of the cytochrome oxidase 1 gene (cox-1) is used. Why?
Select one:
A) The gene sequence varies little among members of a species, but varies more among different species.
B) The cox-1 gene encodes surface features of animals, allowing their identities to be established by visual inspection.
C) There is little variability in the cox-1 gene among different animal species, so the gene is a reliable marker of “animalhood”.
D) The sequences flanking the cox-1 gene are different in different animal species.
E) The cox-1 gene is found in some animals, but not in others.
2) A location on a specific chromosome that has appreciable variation in a population is called...
1) The designation of the polarity of a polynucleotide strand is Select one: A) north – south. B) left – right. C) positive – negative. D) 5’ – 3’. E) N – C. 2) A location on a specific chromosome that has appreciable variation in a population is called __________________________. Select one: A) a chromosomal arm. B) an inherited disease. C) a DNA polymorphism. D) phenotypic variation. E) a homologue. 3) In the DNA barcoding of animals, a portion of...
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