Interspecific genome comparisons can help to identify all but of the following except?
A) variation in nucleotides across a species breeding range
B) differences in nucleotide sequence between identical twins
C) biological fathers in cases of paternity
D) conserved nucleotides within a genus
E) the farms where produce at the supermarket comes from

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Interspecific genome comparisons are used to identify conserved nucleotides within a genus, as these comparisons focus on similarities and differences between species, not on individual or farm-level identification.

Interspecific Genome Comparisons Can Help to Identify All but of the Following