Mobile bits of DNA that can jump from one location on a chromosome to another location are called
A)simple sequence repeats.
B)transposons.
C)exons.
D)introns.
E)pseudogenes.

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The description matches that of transposons, which are also known as "jumping genes." Simple sequence repeats, exons, introns, and pseudogenes do not have the ability to move from one location to another on a chromosome.

Mobile Bits of DNA That Can Jump from One Location