I need help with this biology homework question. AKS 5a: Use the table below to answer the question that follows. Trout area fish that are closely related to salmon. From the following basesequences below, which would you predict is most likely representative ofthe trout species? *AdenineCytosineOrganism(Source of DNA)E. Coli24%26%Salmon29%21%Human32%18%Source: https://hshwhelp.wordpress.com/2017/02/17/mastering-biology-chapter-l61OrganismGuanineThymineOrganismGuanineTrymineTrout22.0%28%Trout18%32%Option 1Option 2OrgonismGuanineThymineOrgonismGuanineThymineTrout28 %22%Trout25%25%Option 3Option 4

AKS 5a: Use the table below to answer the question that follows. Trout are a fish that are closely related to salmon. From the following base sequences below, which would you predict is most likely representative of the trout species? * Organism (Source of DNA) Adenine Cytosine E. Coli 24% 26% Salmon 29% 21% Human 32% 18% Source: https://thshwhelp.wordpress.com/2017/02/17/mastering-biology-chapter-16/ Orgonam Guanine Thymine Organiam Guanine Trymine Trout 22.0% 28% Trout 18% 32% O Option 1 Option 2 Orgonism Guanine Thymine Orgonism Guanine Thymine Trout 28% 22% Trout 25% 25% Option 3 Option 4

AKS 5a: Use the table below to answer the question that follows. Trout are a fish that are closely related to salmon. From the following base sequences below, which would you predict is most likely representative of the trout species? * Organism (Source of DNA) Adenine Cytosine E. Coli 24% 26% Salmon 29% 21% Human 32% 18% Source: https://thshwhelp.wordpress.com/2017/02/17/mastering-biology-chapter-16/ Orgonam Guanine Thymine Organiam Guanine Trymine Trout 22.0% 28% Trout 18% 32% O Option 1 Option 2 Orgonism Guanine Thymine Orgonism Guanine Thymine Trout 28% 22% Trout 25% 25% Option 3 Option 4

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter19: Genomes And Proteomes

Section19.1: Genomics: An Overview

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