Question

When chromosomal mutations occur, the chromosome can be affected. What is the result to the organism? Check all that apply. no change to the characteristics of the organism phenotypic changes to the organism no change to the chromosome of the organism

Answer 1

I think the first two should be checked but not the third one. Hope this helped :)

Answer 2

Answer:

phenotypic changes to the organism  

Explanation:

Mutations are permanent changes and may be due to an error during DNA duplication or environmental factors such as radioactivity, UV rays, certain chemicals, among others. Mutation is a rare event that can be either neutral, harmful or beneficial to a living being, however all have changes in the body. Mutations are classified as gene and chromosomal.

Unlike gene mutations, in chromosomal mutations, changes occur in whole parts of chromosomes, modifying the gene sequence of a chromosome, called structural changes or even the number of chromosomes, which are numerical changes. These mutations may influence phenotypic changes in the body and the emergence of some abnormalities, such as Klinefelter syndrome and Patau syndrome.