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Are mutations always bad?

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Yes, mutations always result in death for the organism.
Yes, mutations always result in death for the organism.

No, mutations create variety, which can give some individuals advantages.
No, mutations create variety, which can give some individuals advantages.

No, mutations are always helpful.
No, mutations are always helpful.

Yes, mutations always cause problems for an organism, such as genetic diseases.

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No, mutations create variety, which can give some individuals advantages.

Explanation: Mutations can be harmful, neutral, or beneficial. Beneficial mutations can improve survival or reproduction, neutral ones have no effect, and harmful ones can cause disease or death.