Watch the video "Mutations in our Genome e." Why do you think the narrator used the term "successful mistakes"
for his chromosomes?

Explanation:

His chromosomes were successful because they ultimately ended up forming a full human being. However, they weren’t perfect copies of his parents. There were also mutations, or mistakes present in his genome, that show evidence that the human genome changed and evolved over a long period of time.

His chromosomes were successful because they ultimately ended up forming a full human being. However, they weren’t perfect copies of his parents. There were also mutations, or mistakes present in his genome, that show evidence that the human genome changed and evolved over a long period of time.

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