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    A Protein That Appears to Have a Constant Rate of Change
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A Protein That Appears to Have a Constant Rate of Change

Question 24

Question 24

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A protein that appears to have a constant rate of change over a number of lineages,such as cytochrome C in mammals,can be useful as a


A) transcription factor.
B) transposon.
C) phylogenetic tree.
D) molecular clock.
E) polymorphism.

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