False. Changes in an organism can occur due to external factors, including environmental events like earthquakes. While these events do not directly change the genetic material of an organism, they can affect the organism's environment, lead to changes in behavior, adaptations, or even influence natural selection over generations. For example, an earthquake could alter habitats, leading to changes in resources availability or predation pressures that can impact an organism's survival and reproduction.
Changes in an organism can't occur because of an outside force, such as a massive earthquake.
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