tation next to each set of chromosomes. The • represents the centromere. wild-type chromosome AB•CDEFG chromosomal mutation 1 Answer Bank AB.CDEF DEF G paracentric invension that includes DEFG chromosomal mutation 2 deletion of FG AB.DEFCDEFG displaced duplication of DEF chromosomal mutation 3 tandem duplication of DEF AB CDE pericentric inversion of BCDE chromosomal mutation 4 AB.CGFED chromosomal mutation 5 AEDC BFG

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