Answer:
Yes, mainly if mutations occur in gamete producing cells
Explanation:
Exposure to mutagens can cause changes on the DNA of either the person who was exposed and how to be inherited primarily if these mutagens affect gamete production. A clear example of this was in Chernobyl where many people were exposed to a mutagene such as the radiation that generated the explosion of the nuclear plant, many managed to survive but fathered children with multiple mutations.
