If the DNA of a new discovered organism exhibits genes that are arranged as operons and lacks intron sequences,the hypothesis that this organism is bacterial rather than mammalian would be supported by the evidence.

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Operons and lack of introns are characteristics commonly found in bacterial DNA, rather than mammalian DNA. Therefore, the presence of these features would support the hypothesis that the newly discovered organism is bacterial rather than mammalian.

If the DNA of a New Discovered Organism Exhibits Genes