short legged sheep are a mutation could money be saved on fencing if you farmed them explain your answer
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Many examples of mutations that produce phenotypic changes are ‘loss mutations’ in which the mutation causes the loss of a structure. Loss mutations that result in a non-functional protein or structure can be beneficial if the functional protein loss or malformation somehow benefits the organism (or, far more often, humans—as in the case of the loss of seeds in a fruit, producing a convenient seedless fruit).
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because mutation mean change so if we will sell mutation sheep in the market we will get more money because they extraordinary
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