Although we still have much to learn about the rates at which DNA mutates, current studies show that
A) the ratios of carbon and nitrogen isotopes in bone affect the DNA.
B) stature affects the rate.
C) DNA studies are important in reconstructing the past.
D) DNA studies will soon be obsolete.

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DNA studies are crucial for understanding historical, evolutionary, and genetic information, which aids in reconstructing the past. The other options do not directly relate to the rates at which DNA mutates.

Although We Still Have Much to Learn About the Rates