Well,
By the word "deletion" we can deduce that information is lost. Therefore, when a chromosome undergoes a deletion mutation, information is lost. This can have disastrous effects if it is a human chromosome.
I don’t think so because when you are observing you refer to facts but when you infer you have to hypothesize what the outcome will be
1.) [Bacteria] are single-celled organisms with no nucleus.
2.) The kingdom [Archaebacteria] is relatively small.
3.) Eubacteria are classified by [shape].
4.) [coccus] are round bacterial cells.
5.) [bacilli] are rod-shaped bacterial cells.
6.) [spirilli] are spiral-shaped bacterial cells.
