During DNA replication, TTAGC becomes ATAGC. This is an example of _____. deletion insertion substitution copying

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This is an example of a substitution mutation. Substitution means changing a base pair in a codon, with another base pair. For example, in this case, Thymine was replaced with Adenine. In Deletion, insertion, and copying, a change in the base pair occurs due to deletion, addition or copying of base pair itself.

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