Which of the following do translocations and inversions not have in common?
A)don't alter the amount of DNA in the genome
B)ability to alter gene function
C)use of inversion loops during crossing over
D)catalysts of speciation

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Inversions can use inversion loops during crossing over, but translocations do not involve inversion loops. Therefore, translocations and inversions have this in common. As for the other options, both translocations and inversions do not alter the amount of DNA in the genome (option A), have the ability to alter gene function (option B), and can be catalysts of speciation (option D).

Which of the Following Do Translocations and Inversions Not Have