Biology, 06.01.2022 08:00, mar4894

7. Our model for how DNA is passed on from parent to offspring in sexually reproducing organisms assumes that all the DNA that a child inherits is 100% identical to the DNA found in mom and dad (50% from each). Do you think it is ever possible that a child ends up with some DNA that isn't completely
identical to the DNA of their parents? Explain.

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