A mutagenic process that alters the chromosome segment by repeating one or more segments is referred to as Group of answer choices deletion. duplication. crossing over. substitution.

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A mutagenic process that alters the chromosome segment by repeating one or more segments is referred to as

Group of answer choices

deletion.

duplication.

crossing over.

substitution.

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The answer is duplication

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