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Question 1

Most of the repeated DNA in the human genome consists of:


◦ simple repeats.
◦ large duplications.
◦ nonfunctional transposable elements.
◦ functional transposable elements.
◦ random repeats.

Question 2

Sometimes neutral variants that are linked to a gene undergoing selection also become fixed. This is called:


◦ genetic hitchhiking.
◦ genetic drift.
◦ positive fixation.
◦ negative fixation.
◦ neutral fixation.
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