A beneficial mutation found in nature is an adaptation to temperature. This could help an animal in harsh conditions, but could kill it if it adapts to the opposite temperature .
A beneficial mutation that would be found in nature could be a animals adaptation to their surroundings or the nature.It could also be a plant the mutated!
Some things that might be beneficial to a mutation would be that the mutation is actually an adaption to the environment around it, and it would help the organism survive.
I had a an idea the other day where let's say frog A is born with the ability to channel the fuel and minerals in the stuff it eats. Let's say that frog A gets it's leg sliced open by a sharp piece of grass. Frog B also has a similar injury. Since frog A is ability to direct the minerals and proteins to the wound, thus making it heal faster than the injury on frog B. Through the process of evolution, would frog A prosper and become a super species?
what a beneficial mutation would be if a person had like 3 arms or had abnormally large muscles so they could do more stuff at one time and lift heavier things.
A beneficial mutation found in nature is that some occur to produce brand new alleles (variants of genes) that improve an organism's chances of survival in a particular environment.
One Benefitial mutation that can be found in nature is extra seeds. Also if a tree grew an extra branch it would have extra leaves. Which means more oxygen.
A beneficial mutation found in nature is an adaptation to temperature.
ReplyDeleteThis could help an animal in harsh conditions, but could kill it if it adapts to the opposite temperature .
A beneficial mutation that would be found in nature could be a animals adaptation to their surroundings or the nature.It could also be a plant the mutated!
ReplyDeleteSome things that might be beneficial to a mutation would be that the mutation is actually an adaption to the environment around it, and it would help the organism survive.
ReplyDeleteSome benifitial mutations might be a mutaion that would allow humans to have wings and fly
ReplyDeleteI had a an idea the other day where let's say frog A is born with the ability to channel the fuel and minerals in the stuff it eats. Let's say that frog A gets it's leg sliced open by a sharp piece of grass. Frog B also has a similar injury. Since frog A is ability to direct the minerals and proteins to the wound, thus making it heal faster than the injury on frog B. Through the process of evolution, would frog A prosper and become a super species?
ReplyDeletewhat a beneficial mutation would be if a person had like 3 arms or had abnormally large muscles so they could do more stuff at one time and lift heavier things.
ReplyDeletethe benefits of mutating would be so u can adapt to the conditions that might change.
ReplyDeleteAdaptation to High and Low Temperatures.
ReplyDeleteThe most beneficial mutation would be extra limbs because it makes you stronger and more likely to survive.
ReplyDeleteA beneficial mutation found in nature is that some occur to produce brand new alleles (variants of genes) that improve an organism's chances of survival in a particular environment.
ReplyDeleteBeneficial mutation is a mutation that benefits the organism, such as a mutation documented in E. coli that made it more resistant to cold and heat.
ReplyDeleteA beneficial mutation could basically be described as evolution, a good one could be something like developing opposable thumbs.
ReplyDeleteOne Benefitial mutation that can be found in nature is extra seeds. Also if a tree grew an extra branch it would have extra leaves. Which means more oxygen.
ReplyDeletea acidental pure water spring
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