21. A chromosome initially has the following segments: AB•CDEFG Draw the chromosome, identifying its segments, that would result from each of the following mutations. a. Tandem duplication of DEF b. Displaced duplication of DEF c. Deletion of FG d. Paracentric inversion that includes DEFG e. Pericentric inversion of BCDE

21. A chromosome initially has the following segments: AB•CDEFG Draw the chromosome, identifying its segments, that would result from each of the following mutations. a. Tandem duplication of DEF b. Displaced duplication of DEF c. Deletion of FG d. Paracentric inversion that includes DEFG e. Pericentric inversion of BCDE

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