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Biology
Genetics
Mutation Theory
For a mutation to have an affect on the species as a whole, it must: 1 point Be neutral and not affect the survival of the individual Be inheritable and be able to be passed on to offspring Be able to benefit the individual
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Be inheritable and be able to be passed on to offspring.
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