Question

what does redundancy in the genetic code provide? longer proteins resilience to genetic mutations extra amino acids

Explanation:

The redundancy in the genetic code means that multiple codons can code for the same amino - acid. This allows for some mutations (changes in the DNA sequence) to occur without changing the resulting amino - acid sequence of a protein, providing resilience to genetic mutations. It doesn't directly lead to longer proteins or extra amino acids.

Answer:

resilience to genetic mutations