Biology, asked by hritikd437, 1 year ago

Why are somatic mutations irrelevant in evolution?

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Answered by mamunu02

because somatic cells can't pass the mutated character or traits to the next generation.but if the germ cell undergo mutation then only it can lead to evolution.HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU.☺

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