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Trixie
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Message 11 of 104 (84515)
02-08-2004 4:36 PM
Reply to: Message 8 by Tamara
02-08-2004 3:29 PM


Same number of nucleotides??
I wouldn't be too pleased if they started to define a species as individuals having the same number of chromosomes and the same number of nucleotides for the simple reason that you find human individuals with a deleted segment in comparison to their parents, or maybe a different number of trinucleotide repeats. Are we to start dividing up the entire human population based on the number of nucleotides they have on each chromosome?

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