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What covalent bonds are linking nucleic acid monomers? The bonds between oxygen and carbon Phosphodiester bonds Hydrogen bounds The bonds between carbon and nitrogen

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Molecules Of Life

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Problem 1SQ: Organic molecules consist mainly of ______ atoms. a. carbon b. carbon and oxygen c. carbon and...

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The bonds between oxygen and carbon
Phosphodiester bonds
Hydrogen bounds
The bonds between carbon and nitrogen

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