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What has occurred when a chromosome breaks and a piece is lost? a) duplication b) sex determination c) translocation d) deletion
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What has occurred when a chromosome breaks and a piece is lost?
a) duplication
b) sex determination
c) translocation
d) deletion
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Answer: D-deletion I think
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