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What characteristics do mutations have? select all that apply. omission of information always harmful addition of information mistakes in copying occasionally beneficial
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What characteristics do mutations have? select all that apply.
omission of information
always harmful
addition of information
mistakes in copying
occasionally beneficial
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Answer:
all of above
Step-by-step explanation:
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Mutations can be any but id say all besides always harmful or all of the above if that’s a choice
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