w will this mutation affect descendants of this popy? O The mutation will cause a genotypic and change in this puppy but its descendants will not inherit this mutation. The mutation will not cause a genotypic change in the puppy and its descendants, but will cause a phenotypic change. The mutation will cause a genotypic and phenotypic change in the puppy, but the descendants are not affected by this mutation. The mutation will cause a genotypic change in the puppy but will not cause a phenotypic change in the puppy and its descendants

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