2. What term is also used to describe insertion and deletion mutations? A. Gene regulation B. Frameshift mutations C. Crossing over D. Substitutions

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2. What term is also used to describe insertion and

deletion mutations?
A. Gene regulation
B. Frameshift mutations
C. Crossing over
D. Substitutions

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B) frameshift mutations

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