Hepatitis A and C contain an RNA genome,while hepatitis B contains a DNA genome.What is the most plausible conclusion you could draw about these strains of hepatitis?

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The fact that the three strains of hepatitis have different types of genomes (RNA for A and C, DNA for B) suggests that they do not all share a common ancestor. It is possible that they evolved separately or that they diverged from a common ancestor and evolved different genome types over time. The other options cannot be inferred from the genome differences alone.

Hepatitis a and C Contain an RNA Genome,while Hepatitis B