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Answer :- Substitution.
Explanation :- We know point mutation is a phenomenon which deal with the changes in the sequence at a specific point or in a single base pair.
Base substitution is a type of point mutation where a single base is replaced or substituted by another base.
In the above mentioned image or above mentioned illustration we can easily see that here Thymine base is substituted by cytosine base.
So from the above discussion we can conclude that the answer is Substitution.
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Original sequence:
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