Answer to Question 1
Answer: Mutations increase the range of features or behaviors seen in the organism. Most of the time, this is harmful to the organism or to its reproductive fitness. Very rarely, the mutation results in a feature or behavior that increases the fitness of an organism; in these cases, the mutation is likely to become part of the preferred genetic makeup of the species.
Answer to Question 2
Answer: Natural selection suggests that certain characteristics of an organism offer an advantage that allows the organism to reproduce and to pass on that characteristic to its offspring. The coloring of an organism may allow it to blend into the background, thus escaping detection by predators. The capacity to remain still (i.e., freeze) may similarly allow an organism to avoid predation.
Nursing process
Role of Monoamine Oxidase
Hormones in the Digestive Process
Step 3 in the diagnostic process is to retrieve any stored diagnostic trouble codes.
Three Modes of Natural Selection
E(var) and Su(var) mutations