Multiple Choice
Why are mutations crucial for evolution?
A) Mutations in germline cells that affect large parts of the genome are very common.
B) Mutations are not necessarily harmful and may be beneficial.
C) Mutations are the ultimate source of genetic variation in populations.
D) Mutations can change the DNA sequence without affecting the protein it codes for.
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