Mutations can be beneficial, neutral, or harmful in an organism, changing their fitness in a population. Which of these scenarios model how mutations can be detrimental to an organism? (1 point) Responses A litter of six kittens has one kitten that exhibits blue eye color. A litter of six kittens has one kitten that exhibits blue eye color. A school of fish has an individual with increased gill surface for gas exchange. A school of fish has an individual with increased gill surface for gas exchange. A litter of lion cubs is born with claws that do not retract, allowing faster running speeds. A litter of lion cubs is born with claws that do not retract, allowing faster running speeds. A clutch of turtles has an individual with a reduced shell hardness. A clutch of turtles has an individual with a reduced shell hardness.
A clutch of turtles has an individual with a reduced shell hardness. This scenario models how mutations can be detrimental to an organism. Reduced shell hardness can make the turtle more vulnerable to predators and environmental factors, decreasing its fitness in the population.
