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Why do pseudogenes evolve so much more
1. Why do pseudogenes evolve so much more quickly that other genes? A. Directional selection causes rapid change in their sequence.
B. High rates of recombination in pseudogenes are often subject to unequal crossing over
2. In which location in the genome are transpos able elements LEAST likely to experience strong
selection?
A. An exon of a protein coding gene B. Between a gene’s promoter and its coding region
(I. A noncoding area of the genome that experiences little recombination
D. A protein coding gene’s intron
3. Mutations at the third position of the codon are more likely to than mutations at me ?rst or second position. A. He ?xed by genetic drift B. Be synonymous (3. Result in gen product with the similar properties as me original gene
D. All of the above