What does redundancy in the genetic code and wobble base pairing mean?

What does redundancy in the genetic code and wobble base pairing mean?

• A. Most amino acids are encoded by multiple codons; wobble at the third codon position allows tRNA anticodon to pair with multiple codons.
• B. Each amino acid is encoded by a single codon; wobble invalidates this.
• C. The genetic code is not universal; wobble changes codon meanings.
• D. Wobble base pairing refers to non-standard base pairs only in tRNA editing.

Answer: (A)