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It doesn't change anything to the fact genetic mutations are random and there is no specific reason for one or another to occur.
Some mutations are correlated or even linked, and I think some might have specific reasons.
In this case I don't think they meant ‘scientist don't know why these mutations occurred’, so I didn't even understand your comment, it seems