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The following diagram represents two nonhomologous chromosomesin the diploid cells of an organism. Note: the _indicates the centromere.

A B _ C D E F G H

R S _* T U V W X

Another cell from this same individualis found to contain the chromosomes below. The homologues for thesetwo chromosomes are normal. What type of chromosomal mutation ismost likely to have occurred?

A B _* C D E F G H

R S _* T U V G W X

a.paracentric inversion

b.nonreciprocal translocation

c.displaced duplication

d.interstitial deletion

e.none of the above â this type ofchange is not possible

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