MCQ on Mutation Theory of Evolution with Answers (PDF)







Role of Mutation in Evolution: Mutations are changes in the DNA sequence that serve as the primary source of genetic variation within populations. This variation provides the raw material for natural selection, driving the adaptation and evolution of species over time. Without mutations, evolutionary change would be limited, as there would be no new traits for selection to act upon. This is an MCQ on Mutation Theory of Evolution with Answers. You can download the quiz as PDF from the results page.

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1. 
What is the primary role of mutation in evolution?

2. 
How do beneficial mutations contribute to evolution?

3. 
Which type of mutation is most likely to drive evolutionary innovation?

4. 
What is the relationship between mutation and genetic drift in small populations?

5. 
In evolutionary terms, why are mutations considered random?

6. 
What role do neutral mutations play in evolution?

7. 
Which of the following evolutionary mechanisms requires mutations to introduce new genetic material into a population?

8. 
How can mutations lead to speciation?

9. 
Which type of mutation is more likely to be passed on to future generations and contribute to evolution?

10. 
How does mutation contribute to the long-term adaptability of a population?

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