### DNA Fingerprinting in Cats and Kittens#### Question:The image shows a segment of DNA from a cat. Which of these kittens is most likely the offspring of this cat? **CIRCLE YOUR ANSWER.**#### Options:a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 #### Explanation:The image contains a diagram titled **"DNA Fingerprints."** The diagram is divided into two main columns: 1. **Cat** - contains the DNA fingerprint of the adult cat.2. **Kittens** - contains the DNA fingerprints of four potential kittens, labeled 1 through 4.Each column presents a series of horizontal black bars that represent specific DNA segments.The goal is to determine which kitten's DNA fingerprint most closely matches the DNA fingerprint of the adult cat, suggesting a genetic relationship.#### Analysis:- Compare each black bar in the "Cat" column with corresponding positions in each of the "Kittens" columns.- Find the kitten whose pattern of bars most closely resembles the pattern of the bars in the adult cat's column.By visually inspecting, it appears:- Kitten 1 has several matching bars with the Cat.- Kitten 2 has fewer matching bars.- Kitten 3 has some matching bars, but not as many as Kitten 1.- Kitten 4 also shows several matching bars.#### Conclusion:Kitten 1 has the highest number of matching DNA segments with the adult cat, making it the most likely offspring. **Circle the answer corresponding to Kitten 1 (a. 1)**.

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