A Current View of How the Human and Chimpanzee Can

question 25

Multiple Choice

A current view of how the human and chimpanzee can share most of their nucleotide sequence yet exhibit significant phenotypic differences is that many of the most important sequence differences alter

• A)structural genes.
• B)the number of repeated sequences.
• C)regulatory sequences and proteins.
• D)environmental factors.
• E)cultural factors.

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Baseline Data

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Single-Subject Design

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