In sexual reproduction, an offspring is produced with genes from both parents. When the offspring has a new genetic variation that it got from neither of its parents, it is called

A.

an autosome.

B.

a phenotype.

C.

a recessive gene.

D.

a mutation.

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Shayla Cantu

Biology

26 July, 16:09

In sexual reproduction, an offspring is produced with genes from both parents. When the offspring has a new genetic variation that it got from neither of its parents, it is called

A.

an autosome.

B.

a phenotype.

C.

a recessive gene.

D.

a mutation.

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Izabelle Evans · Answer 1

D. A mutation

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Eduardo Moody · Answer 2

D. a mutation

Explanation:

This would be called a mutation because it stated above neither of it's parents have it so say for humans both parents have 2 arms which is normal. They have a child and he/she only has one arm thus mutation.

In sexual reproduction, an offspring is produced with genes from both parents. When the offspring has a new genetic variation that it got from neither of its parents, it is calledA.an autosome.B.a phenotype.C.a recessive gene.D.a mutation.

In sexual reproduction, an offspring is produced with genes from both parents. When the offspring has a new genetic variation that it got from neither of its parents, it is called

A.

an autosome.

B.

a phenotype.

C.

a recessive gene.

D.

a mutation.