Question
Before reproductive cells are formed, genes must be copied. Each time genes are copied, there is a chance of a mutation, or random change, in DNA. How would mutations affect an organism’s reproductive cells?
A
Each reproductive cell carries slightly different genetic information
B
Most reproductive cells are too damaged to survive
C
All reproductive cells are genetically identical to each other
D
Over time, reproductive cells can be produced at a faster rate
A
Each reproductive cell carries slightly different genetic information
B
Most reproductive cells are too damaged to survive
C
All reproductive cells are genetically identical to each other
D
Over time, reproductive cells can be produced at a faster rate
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**A Each reproductive cell carries slightly different genetic information**
Mutations can introduce variations in the genetic material of reproductive cells, leading to offspring that have different genetic combinations compared to their parents. This genetic diversity is crucial for evolution and adaptation.
**A Each reproductive cell carries slightly different genetic information**
Mutations can introduce variations in the genetic material of reproductive cells, leading to offspring that have different genetic combinations compared to their parents. This genetic diversity is crucial for evolution and adaptation.
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