Question

inherited variations are passed from parents to their offspring. the parents in a population produce offspring in each generation. if a certain group of parents is more likely to survive and reproduce, this group will produce more offspring overall.
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overall, parents with advantageous variations are likely to produce fewer offspring.
so, after one generation, the population is likely to have fewer offspring with advantageous inherited variations than before.

Explanation:

According to the text, parents with advantageous variations are more likely to survive and reproduce. This means they would produce more offspring. And since the variations are inherited, the population would have more offspring with the advantageous inherited variations after one generation.

Answer:

Overall, parents with advantageous variations are likely to produce more offspring. So, after one generation, the population is likely to have more offspring with advantageous inherited variations than before.