Answer:
The only types of mutations that matter to large-scale evolutionary species are the mutations that can be passed to offspring (Genetic).
Explanation:
If a mutation is passed to offspring, through the generations it will become more and more prevalent...Eventually causing a pretty good dent on a population size. Hope this helps : )!
Well the finches there vary all over the islands there are many different ones who are similar but have a slight varitaion
By process of elimination you can find the right answer. We know for a fact that carbon is found in all living organisms. That is why we talk about carbon based life forms. So the first statement cannot be true. You can figure out how many Valence electrons an element has by looking at the group number. The group number of carbon is 4 so the 2nd statement cannot be true. We know that carbon does bond with other elements because it is not a noble gas and therefore must be able to form compounds.
This means the answer must be they can form up to four covalent bonds
