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The DNA triplets that code for amino acids are common to— A) humans only B) plants and animals C) Prokaryotes D) all living things

The DNA triplets that code for amino acids are common to— A) humans only B) plants and animals C) Prokaryotes D) all living things
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The DNA triplets that code for amino acids are common to—

A) humans only

B) plants and animals

C) Prokaryotes

D) all living things

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i think itz D.)All living things

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