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What would happen to an organism that lost or never had the ability to replicate its DNA?
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An organism that lost or never had the ability to replicate its DNA could not reproduce itself. This organism (and any like it) would eventually die and leave no descendents behind.
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no never.
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no never.
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What is a good sentence for the word organism?
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