A mutation that occurs in a skin cell of a fully grown zebra might prevent the production of a protein needed to make hair black. The mutation is most likely to cause the zebra to?

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Dax Arias

Biology

27 July, 04:58

A mutation that occurs in a skin cell of a fully grown zebra might prevent the production of a protein needed to make hair black. The mutation is most likely to cause the zebra to?

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Athena Hawkins · Answer 1

Be outcasted.

Explanation:

It might be outcasted because zebras find other zebras by their stripes. If one doesn't have black stripes the zebras wouldn't be able to identify it. (I think)