Genes that are duplicated within a genome and later diverge in function, such as the RNASE1 and RNAS

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Genes that are duplicated within a genome and later diverge in function, such as the RNASE1 and RNAS

Genes that are duplicated within a genome and later diverge in function, such as the RNASE1 and RNASE1B genes in douc langur monkeys, are described as ________.
A) paralogous genes
B) orthologous genes
C) homologous genes
D) duplicated genes
E) derived genes

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