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Midnight97 · Answer

What can cause an offspring to have a physical trait that neither of its parents has?

a mutation in a parent's sex cell

a mutation on a parent's body cell

natural selection of a trait

artificial selection of a trait

suger · Answer

am i like allowed to give de answer to ya?

suger · Answer

@suger wrote:

am i like allowed to give de answer to ya?

or do i gotta help ya to find out the answer

Treeko · Answer

@suger wrote:

am i like allowed to give de answer to ya?

or do i gotta help ya to find out the answer

you can do both

spyeye · Answer

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suger · Answer

ok SO i think i'm not positive i think the answer to yer question is
a mutation on a parent's body cell

suger · Answer

cuz cuz cuz When a mutation happens in a parent’s sex cell (sperm or egg), it can lead to a new trait in the offspring that neither parent has. This is because the mutation gets passed on to the child during reproduction. Mutations in other cells of the body won’t cause new traits in the offspring. Natural and artificial selection don’t directly cause new traits in individuals; they affect how traits are passed on in a population over time. (if dat makes any sense

suger · Answer

hope that helped ^^

Midnight97 · Answer

I got it and also thank you

Midnight97 · Answer

@spyeye wrote:

How am I a higher level than you I hardly play

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