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Interrupted genes can commonly be found in:


◦ all groups of organisms except for prokaryotes.
◦ all groups of organisms except for prokaryotes and protists.
◦ all groups of organism except for prokaryotes, protists, and yeast.
◦ all groups of organism except for prokaryotes, protists, and viruses.
◦ all groups of organisms.
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