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13.Which statement best explains how there can be orange and yellow butterflies of the same species? A. The orange butterflies receive two copies of the gene for color.
B. The yellow butterflies only receive one copy of the gene for color.
C. The butterflies choose to express their identical alleles differently.
D. The butterflies receive different alleles that determine their color.

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