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elena55 [62]
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Please hurry. I need it ASAP!!!!

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-BARSIC- [3]3 years ago
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It's A because not all of the species have the same amount of adenine, the moth's is nothing like the rat's, and the amount of guanine is greater than the adenine in a moth.

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