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Explain why all mutations are not necessarily harmful.

Explain why all mutations are not necessarily harmful.
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Explain why all mutations are not necessarily harmful.

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Mutations usually have little or no impact on the organism due to several complex systems that fixes damaged DNA.
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User Apostlion
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Some mutations in living species help them to adapt and help protect them from predtors
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