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Why does having a genetically diverse population make a species more likely
to survive a change to the environment?
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A. They are more likely to have some individuals adapted for survival.
O
B. They are more likely to become an invasive species.
O
C. They are more likely to have harmful mutations.
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D. They are more likely to reach carrying capacity.

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captainhi03

Answer:

A.

Explanation:

The more diverse a species is the less likely they are to be taken out by a single threat to their existence.

Think of the potato famine in Ireland. All of the potatoes had almost the exact same DNA. So when one disease infected one of them it infected them all.

luisvaschetto

Genetically diverse populations are more likely to have some individuals adapted for survival (Option A).

What is genetic diversity?

Genetic diversity refers to the different genetic variants (alleles) that have a given population and/or species.

  • Genetic diversity is a fundamental issue to face environmental conditions and adaptation.

In conclusion, genetically diverse populations are more likely to have some individuals adapted for survival (Option A).

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