Mutations What you need to know. Definition of Mutation 1. A random change in an organism’s DNA Can be inherited – passed down from a parent to their.

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Mutations What you need to know

Definition of Mutation 1. A random change in an organism’s DNA Can be inherited – passed down from a parent to their offspring Can be caused by carcinogens – cancer causing agents in the environment

Mutation = a random change in an organism’s DNA

Carcinogens

#4. Mutations that occur in can be passed down to offspring. [ sex cells / body cells / any cell ] Circle one! HINT 1 Where did you get your genes? HINT 2 You were once a zygote. Where did “zygote you” get genes from? HINT 3 What are the only cells that actually came from your parents to make you?

What Can Mutations Do?

Mutations can be POSITIVE (helpful) Some mutations can provide an advantage which helps the organism survive

Some mutations do not effect the organism’s survival (the mutation does not help or hurt the organism) Mutations can be NEUTRAL (not harmful, not helpful) syndactyly bright green feather mutation Normal (dark green feathers)

Some mutations are harmful, and hurt the organism’s chances for survival Mutated blood cell (person with sickle cell anemia ) Normal red blood cell Mutations can be NEGATIVE (harmful)

Some mutations can be helpful Some mutations can be harmful Some mutations can have no effect (NEUTRAL)

A mutation may be POSITIVE, or NEUTRAL, or NEGATIVE depending on the environment Which bird would have the best chances of survival in a forest where all the leaves were BLUE?

What’s to come… Mutations can lead to changes in a species! How? Read on…  Some mutations cause useful traits, and those traits may give an organism a survival advantage.  Organisms with the useful traits have a higher chance of reproducing & passing the trait to offspring.  The offspring with the useful traits are “better adapted” to their environment (to survive and live on and have more offspring).  After a long period of time, most members of the species will have this new useful trait that started out as a random mutation! The species has now changed!

1) Random changes in the DNA of an organism is known a_____ 1. Variation 2. Mutation 3. Gene Flow 4. Sexual reproduction

2) Which of the following can a mutation cause? 1. Change in physical characteristic 2. Change in an organisms behavior 3. A change in the physiology of the animal 4. All of the above

3) Mutations can cause really noticeable changes in organisms 1. True 2. False

4) Mutations can be 1. Beneficial 2. Harmful 3. Have No affect 4. All of the above

5) What are some external causes of mutations? 1. Chemicals 2. Radiation 3. Both 1 and 2 4. None of the above

6) Variation in a species is caused by what two things 1. Sexual Reproduction 2. Asexual Reproduction 3. Mutations 4. Adaptations