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Biology, 02.04.2021 17:30 MathChic68

Which of the following best explains why some species are able to survive major changes in the environment? A
Some species have variation within their phenotypes, giving individuals an advantage for surviving change.

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Some species are able to reproduce at a fast rate, creating large populations that ensure some individuals will survive.

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Some species have identical genotypes, making them immune to change in the environment.

D
Some species are genetically similar, ensuring that they will reproduce offspring that will not change traits.

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