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2 years ago

If a certain species is found to have DNA composed of 17% cytosine, what would be the percentages of the other three bases?

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Sergio [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

Adenine=33%

Thymine=33%

Guanine=17%

Explanation:

the base pairs percentages must be the same

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