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The example of ocean and lake stickleback fishes indicates that morphology can be altered

The example of ocean and lake stickleback fishes indicates that morphology can be altered
A) only by changing the sequences of protein-coding genes.
B) by altering the expression of a developmental gene in some parts of the body but not others.
C) by environmental factors (in this case, pollution).
D) by the elimination of a gene (Pitx1) from a population, which leads to loss of the trait (body armor and spines).

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Campbell Biology: Concepts and Connections

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Authors: Reece, Taylor, Simon, Dickey, Hogan

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