How are genetic mutations passed from parent to offspring?
A) Sex cells divide to creat a new cell.
B) Mutated gametes fuse to creat offspring.
C) Genetic mutation occur during DNA replication.
D) Genetic mutations only occur during meiosis, never mitosis.
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