Imagine That a Mutation in a DNA Molecule Results in the Codon

Multiple Choice

Imagine that a mutation in a DNA molecule results in the codon CCU being changed to CCC. Both of these codons code for proline. The fact that more than one codon can code for the same amino acid is referred to as

A) the ambiguity of the genetic code.
B) the redundancy of the genetic code.
C) the universality of the genetic code.
D) mutations in the genetic code.