The human genome consists of

A) more than 50% protein-coding segments.
B) more protein-coding genes than other organisms.
C) the same amount of mobile genetic elements and pseudogenes.
D) approximately the same amount of pseudogenes as protein-coding genes.

Mobile Genetic Elements

Segments of DNA that can move or copy themselves from one location to another within a genome.

Protein-Coding Segments

Portions of DNA or RNA that contain the information necessary to build proteins, crucial for all biological processes.

Pseudogenes

Segments of DNA that resemble functional genes but are nonfunctional due to mutations.