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wlad13 [49]
2 years ago
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Arturiano [62]2 years ago
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The organism closest to the coral snake is organism 3, followed by organism 1 and finally organism 2.

Explanation:

The more similar the DNA composition of the organisms, the closer and more closely related they are. With that we can say that the coral snake is closer to organism 3, since the sequence of nitrogenous bases in its DNA is more similar, in relation to other organisms. After organism 3, it is organism 1 that most resembles a coral snake. Organism 2, however, has a different DNA composition, the organism being less similar and the more distant from the coral snake.

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