Single Answer MCQ
Q-00040219
What is the significance of genetic variation in a population?
1
It reduces the chances of extinction.
2
It ensures all offspring look the same.
3
It limits adaptability.
4
It provides no benefits.
Answer and Solution
Answer
A. It reduces the chances of extinction.
Solution:
Genetic variation increases a population's chances of surviving environmental changes, whereas uniformity can lead to increased vulnerability. The other statements are incorrect.
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