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Pretend you are a biologist analyzing mutations occurring in the DNA of an endangered species. In three to five sentences, describe what changes you are analyzing in an animal and how they are impacting its survival (either positively or negatively). Explain how you would determine that the mutations were new mutations rather than solidified traits. Additionally, describe how biologists might use this analysis to promote the survival of the species.

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