In a population of T4 virus, each virion has the same set of genes, but they are arranged in a different order.

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This statement is true. T4 virus is a type of bacteriophage which has a linear, double-stranded DNA genome. The genes in the genome are arranged in a specific order, but due to the process of genetic recombination during replication, the order of genes can vary among different virions in the population.

In a Population of T4 Virus, Each Virion Has the Same