Discuss the spontaneous nature and randomness of mutations

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Question 1: Discuss the spontaneous nature and randomness of mutations and how they arise.

Question 2: Explain how induced mutations arise from exposure to chemicals and radiation.

reference Concepts of Genetics, 12th edition Klug Chapter 15

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