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

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Translocations and inversions both do not alter the amount of DNA in the genome, are able to alter gene function, are catalysts of speciation, and are able to change gene order. The use of inversion loops during crossing over is specific to inversions, and therefore is the characteristic that they do not have in common with translocations.

Which of the Following Do Translocations and Inversions Not Have