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You decide to compare the genes and DNA sequence of a certain chromosome to those of two other chromosomes: a chromosome homologous to the chromosome in question and a chromosome nonhomologous to it. What do you predict you will observe?A. The nonhomolog has different genes but a similar (not identical) DNA sequence.B. The chromosome's homolog has the same genes but in a different order.C. The chromosome's homolog has the same genes and an identical DNA sequence.D. The chromosome's homolog has the same genes and a similar (not identical) DNA sequence.E. The nonhomolog has the same genes but in a different order.
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