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Why is only one nucleotide added at a time during DNA replication? - to maintain the DNA mutations at an equal rate - to reduce DNA mutations - to increase DNA mutations - to pass DNA mutations to the
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Why is only one nucleotide added at a time during DNA replication?

- to maintain the DNA mutations at an equal rate
- to reduce DNA mutations
- to increase DNA mutations
- to pass DNA mutations to the new cell

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answers is to increase DNA mutations

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