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1. Mutations which arise from exposure to mutagenic agents are: a. Agent mutations b. Spontaneous mutations c. Induced mutations d. Point mutations
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1. Mutations which arise from exposure to mutagenic agents are:

a. Agent mutations
b. Spontaneous mutations
c. Induced mutations
d. Point mutations

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Induced Mutations

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Induced Mutations occur through exposure to a mutagen.
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