Question

question 9 of 10
which population of organisms is most likely to survive in a habitat that
suddenly changes?
a. a population with a lot of genetic variation
b. a population with few adaptations
c. a population with very little genetic variation
d. a population that is very well adapted to the original habitat

Explanation:

Genetic variation provides a population with different traits. When the habitat changes, some of these traits may be advantageous for survival. Populations with little genetic variation (C) have fewer trait options. A population with few adaptations (B) or very well - adapted to the original habitat (D) may struggle as the original adaptations may no longer be suitable in the changed habitat.

Answer:

A. A population with a lot of genetic variation