An Organism's Metabolic Complexity and Morphology Are Not Always Consistent

question 35

Multiple Choice

An organism's metabolic complexity and morphology are not always consistent with the amount of its genetic material.This inconsistency is called

• A)genomic degeneracy.
• B)the C-value paradox.
• C)nucleotide polymorphism.
• D)chromatin reorganization.
• E)Prader-Willi syndrome.

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