Which of the following would NOT be characteristic of a single-source non-compromised STR profile? Group of answer choices A. No more than two (2) allelic peaks at any locus. B. Well-balanced heterozygote peaks. C. Sharply pointed peaks with even spectral distribution D. Well-defined smooth peaks with a bell-shaped distribution.

Which of the following would NOT be characteristic of a single-source non-compromised STR profile? Group of answer choices A. No more than two (2) allelic peaks at any locus. B. Well-balanced heterozygote peaks. C. Sharply pointed peaks with even spectral distribution D. Well-defined smooth peaks with a bell-shaped distribution.

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