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The Presence of More Than One Variation of DNA in the Organelles

Question 22

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The presence of more than one variation of DNA in the organelles of a single cell is called:

A) homoplasmy.
B) heteroplasmy.
C) hemiplasmy.
D) pseudoplasmy.
E) paraplasmy.

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