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Question 14

Biology
1 answer:
Flauer [41]2 years ago
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Answer:

Question 13 - c. exons

Question 14 - c. introns

Explanation:

Its me again the person that made the question. I know the answer. I did it and got a 77.7%

I didn't get a good score. But I moved on to Mandatory 2 Step.

The answer I put on all my questions are the answers I used to get a 77.7%

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