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Practice problems (with answers)This is the degree of difficulty of the questions that will be on the test. This is nota Practice test because I did not consider how long it would take to finish theseproblems. It also does not have a matching section, which I will include on DNA polymorphisms on the Y chromosome and on mtDNA have been usedextensively to study the history in humans. Describe some of the advantages thatthese chromosomes have over autosomes for these types of No recombination2. paternal or maternal inheritance3. high copy number for mtDNA2. Androgen insensitivity is an X-linked trait that results from the inability torespond to testosterone and dihydroxytestosterone.

Practice problems (with answers) This is the degree of difficulty of the questions that will be on the test. This is not a practice test because I did not consider how long it would take to finish these problems. It also does not have a matching section, which I will include on the test. 1. DNA polymorphisms on the Y chromosome and on mtDNA ...

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