Which correctly uses or omits commas?
The Manx cat a breed that has no tail or only a stub, began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.
The Manx cat, a breed that has no tail or only a stub began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.
The Manx cat a breed that has no tail or only a stub began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.
The Manx cat, a breed that has no tail or only a stub, began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.

Question

Which correctly uses or omits commas?
The Manx cat a breed that has no tail or only a stub, began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.
The Manx cat, a breed that has no tail or only a stub began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.
The Manx cat a breed that has no tail or only a stub began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.
The Manx cat, a breed that has no tail or only a stub, began with a gene mutation on the Isle of Man off Great Britain.

conqueror · Answer

Do you have any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

D. but i have no clue on this type of stuff

anonymous · Answer

d

anonymous · Answer

because you could take out words between commas and it would still make sense

conqueror · Answer

You are correct @ShifTnatural 

When the sentence starts to talk about something else in each part, you put a comma just before each part.

And @alcathcart, it's against the code of conduct to give direct answers.