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Which type of results in the location of a portion of a chromosome moving to another location of the same chromosome.
O Deletion
O Duplication
Inversion
Translocation

Answer 1

The location of a portion of a chromosome moving to another location of the same chromosome is Mutation Type Duplication.

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EXPLANATION

Mutations are mutations of genetic material that can be caused by physical and chemical disorders that cause errors in cell division.

Result in an error altering or changing the number of chromosomes.

Changes in the arrangement of chromosomes

Chromosomal changes can be caused by:

• 1. Translocation

Translocation is the transfer of part of a chromosome segment to another chromosome that is not homologous.

• 2. Duplication

Duplication occurs when a segment of a chromosome results in the number of chromosome segments being more than the chromosome in question.

• 3. Deletion

Delegation occurs when a chromosome fragment is missing so the chromosome is missing a segment.

• 4. Inversion

Inversion is a mutation that occurs during meiosis of selected chromosomes and the occurrence of chiasma, then there is a change in the location or position of the genes.

CONCLUCION

So, The location of a portion of a chromosome moving to another location of the same chromosome is Mutation Type Duplication.

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Class : 12

Subject : Biology

Material : Chapter 3 - Genetic Material

Categorization Code : 12.4.3

Keywords : Chromosomal Mutation