Dinosaurs can receive mutations through a few means. Those namely being inbreeding and being passed down from parents. Various eggs may also hatch mutations. Mutations can be both good or bad, or even both at the same time depending on the owner and the effects the mutation has on their dinosaur. Mutations occur at different levels of inbreeding, so it's important to look at which level these mutations will occur at.

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Level 1 

"Unhealthy" - Dinosaur receives a -1 debuff to all stats

"Deaf" - Dinosaur is unable to participate in many activities due to its inability to hear

"Blind" - Dinosaur is unable to participate in many activities due to its inability to see

"Spinal Problems" - Dinosaur is unable to participate in many activities due to its bad back

"Bald" - Dinosaur has no scales, making it more susceptible to sunburn and frostbite

"Feathered" - Dinosaur has an overabundance of feathers, making it susceptible to overheating but well adapted to the cold

"Plated" - Dinosaur has hard plated scales, giving it a boost of +4 to defense but a -2 to dexterity

"Heterochromia" - Dinosaur has two different colored eyes

"Chimera" - Dinosaur receives two sets of genes, both of which show through in a cross patch pattern

"Albino" - Dinosaur is nearly pure white from lack of melanin

"Melanistic" - Dinosaur is nearly pure black from too much melanin

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Level 2

All Mutations seen above, plus...

Clutches will receive one less egg (total of 1)

"Unhealthy+" - Dinosaur receives a -3 debuff to all stats

 

Level 3

All Mutations seen above, plus...

Clutches will receive one less egg (total of 2)

"Unhealthy++" - Dinosaur receives a -5 debuff to all stats

"Infertile" - Dinosaur is unable to breed

"Extra Body Parts" - Dinosaur may receive an extra limb, tail, or head

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Level 4

All mutations seen above, plus...

Clutches risk entire loss of life

"Unhealthy+++" - Dinosaur receives a -8 debuff to all stats