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Why is a genetically diverse population more likely to survive a change to the
environment?
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A. The population will have a higher allele frequency.
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B. The population will have more possible adaptations.
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C. The population will have fewer alleles.
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D. The population will have a smaller gene pool.
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KayleneM

Hello!

The correct answer is B. The population will have more possible adaptations.

When a population is genetically diverse it is more likely to survive a change to the environment because it can easily adapt.

I hope that helps and isn't too late!

luisvaschetto

The population that will have more possible adaptations is more likely to survive a change (Option B).

What is evolution?

Evolution refers to descendence with modification in the organisms, which happens especially due to natural selection.

  • Natural selection leads to the emergence of diverse phenotypes adapted to challenging conditions.

  • Natural selection tends to favor adaptations to face different environmental factors.

In conclusion, the population that will have more possible adaptations is more likely to survive a change (Option B).

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