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If an organism has a relatively large number of hox genes in its genome, it most likely _____.

If an organism has a relatively large number of hox genes in its genome, it most likely _____.
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If an organism has a relatively large number of hox genes in its genome, it most likely _____.

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The answer to this question is that it has a relatively complex anatomy. Hox genes means a group of genes that are involved in the development of the structure and orientation of an organism or species. Hox genes are included in the homeotic genes.
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