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What would be the consequence(s) of mutations that change the structure of bindi

What would be the consequence(s) of mutations that change the structure of bindin of sea urchin species A to the bindin structure of sea urchin species B?
1.Mutant sperm would fertilize only species B eggs.
2.Mutant sperm would fertilize eggs from all sea urchin species.
3.Mutant sperm would be unable to fertilize eggs from all sea urchin species.
4.Mutant sperm would fertilize only species A eggs.

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