Biology, 18.03.2021 02:00 youngboymark123
Would you expect to find the same number of differences
in the cytochrome cand hemoglobin amino acid chains
when comparing organisms? Or might one of these pro-
teins have changed at a faster rate than the other? Why
might the rates of change differ among proteins?
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