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A second mutation that occurs at a different site from the first mutation, and which returns the mutant back to the wild-type phenotype, is a(n) mutation.

Name: a second mutation that occurs at a different site from the first mutation and which returns the mutant back to the wild type phenotype is an mutation 91788
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Description: a second mutation that occurs at a different site from the first mutation and which returns the mutant back to the wild type phenotype is an mutation 91788

          A second mutation that occurs at a different site from the first mutation, and which returns the mutant back to the wild-type phenotype, is a(n)
mutation.

a second mutation that occurs at a different site from the first mutation and which returns the mutant back to the wild type phenotype is an mutation 91788

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A second mutation that occurs at a different site from the first mutation, and which returns the mutant back to the wild-type phenotype, is a(n) mutation.