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In Eukaryotic Cells, DNA Is Found Principally in the Nucleus

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In eukaryotic cells, DNA is found principally in the nucleus, but it also occurs in ____ and in ____.

A) ribosomes; mitochondria
B) mitochondria; chloroplasts
C) chloroplasts; peroxisomes
D) peroxisomes; vacuoles
E) vacuoles; mitochondria

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