94) The influenza virus that appeared in 2009 a. Is the results of phenotypic mixing b. The genome of this virus was the same as the human influenza virus c. Is the product of recombination events of two swine viruses, one human virus and one avian d. Is a product of mutations events

94) The influenza virus that appeared in 2009 a. Is the results of phenotypic mixing b. The genome of this virus was the same as the human influenza virus c. Is the product of recombination events of two swine viruses, one human virus and one avian d. Is a product of mutations events

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94) The influenza virus that appeared in 2009
a. Is the results of phenotypic mixing
b. The genome of this virus was the same as the human influenza virus
c. Is the product of recombination events of two swine viruses, one human virus and one
avian
d. Is a product of mutations events

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