Identify the incorrect statement: a) The likelihood ratio is defined as the ratio obtained in the analysis of similar species from a genetic point...

Identify the incorrect statement:

a) The likelihood ratio is defined as the ratio obtained in the analysis of similar species from a genetic point of view.
b) In a court, the presentation of the genetic profile of evidence is usually accompanied by numerical propositions only as the strength of typing and matching of genetic profiles is sufficient.
c) The genetic typing of individuals based on the analysis of DNA regions has high discrimination power.
d) If the genetic profile found in a biological evidence is the same as that of a person, it may represent that the evidence has that person as its source, depending on the frequency of the typed alleles in the population, or it may represent that there was a random matching of profiles between different individuals.
e) The correct identification of a DNA sample depends on the knowledge of the frequency with which these patterns occur in the population.