BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+INVESTIGATIONS (LL)W/AC
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Chapter 29.7, Problem 2MC
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The data given in figure 29.21 and the conclusions that researchers drew from these data.

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Mutations are the changes that take place in the genes of any organism. Genes are those portions of chromosomes that code a functional protein. All the proteins, traits, features and factors that are present in an organism are a result of genes present in an organism. Mutations in these genes make them non-functional or cause the genes to make a defective protein that finally and mostly are harmful and deleterious for that organism in which mutation take place.

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