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How are dna and rna molecules alike? a. they are both double stranded. b. they both contain nitrogen bases. c. their nitrogen bases always pair a - t and c - g d. they are found in the nucleus and at the
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How are dna and rna molecules alike?

a. they are both double stranded.
b. they both contain nitrogen bases.
c. their nitrogen bases always pair a - t and c - g
d. they are found in the nucleus and at the ribosomes.

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b.they both contain nitrogen bases
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B). They both contain nitrogenous bases.
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