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DNA is found in every cell of an organism. What subset of DNA changes would be most useful to molecular biologists to determine evolutionary relationships?
A) DNA changes that occur in genes specific to organisms in one kingdom
B) DNA changes in genes that are shared by a common ancestor
C) DNA changes in genes that occur in body cells and cannot be passed to offspring
D) DNA changes in genes that do not generally code for any function

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