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The noncoding regions of mammalian mitochondrial genomes have little to no selective pressure. Which of the following are consequences of this condition?
◦ a rate of mtDNA repair is much lower than that of nuclear sequences
◦ a high rate of loss of mitochondrial genomes relative to nuclear sequences
◦ a high rate of natural selection for genomes identical to those of the mother
◦ noncoding mitochondrial DNA increases in nucleotide diversity more quickly than coding DNA
◦ a rate of mutation that can increase with successive generations in a maternal line
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