Although all organisms share the same four nucleotides,it is the _____ of these nucleotides that makes each species unique.

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The sequence of nucleotides in an organism's DNA is what determines its unique characteristics and traits. This sequence determines which proteins are produced and ultimately leads to the development of physical and behavioral traits specific to each organism. The quantity and distance of nucleotides are important factors in regulating gene expression but do not determine the unique characteristics of a species. The shape of nucleotides is important in DNA structure but does not contribute to species variation. Growth is a broader concept and is not specific to the genetic level.

Although All Organisms Share the Same Four Nucleotides,it Is the _____