Question

what would most likely happen if a mutation was favorable?
(1 point)

the mutation would be isolated.

the mutation would cause extinction.

the species would struggle to survive.

the species would pass on the mutation.

Explanation:

A favorable mutation gives an advantage for survival and reproduction. Organisms with it are more likely to reproduce, passing the mutation to offspring. Isolation, extinction, or struggling don't fit favorable mutations (they help survival, so passing on is logical).

Answer:

D. The species would pass on the mutation.