For 95% of human genes, one can find an orthologous gene in the mouse genome. If we were to compare the human genome with a frog’s genome, what would we expect to find? Group of answer choices Less than 95% of human genes would have an orthologous gene in the frog genome. Exactly 95% of human genes would have an orthologous gene in the frog genome. More than 95% of human genes would have an orthologous gene in the frog genome. There is no way to tell from the information that is given.