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The fly on the right has a mutation in a(n) 1.master gene. 2.activator. 3.enhancer. 4.homeotic gene.

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The fly on the right has a mutation in a(n) 1.master gene. 2.activator. 3.enhancer. 4.homeotic gene.

The fly on the right has a mutation in a(n)
1.master gene.
2.activator.
3.enhancer.
4.homeotic gene.

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The multicolored stripes in these fly embryos represent _____.
1.different operons being activated at different stages of development
2.gradients of master genes that control development
3.different mutations in flies that lead to problems with wings, thorax, etc
4.shared patterns of gene expression amongst evolutionary relatives of the fly

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