Question

9 multiple answer 1 point which of the following would be considered genetic variations within a population of lions? gender their ecosystem human disturbances fur color their speed previous

Explanation:

Genetic variations are differences in the DNA sequence among individuals. Gender is determined by genetic factors (sex chromosomes). Fur color is also a trait influenced by genes. Their ecosystem and human disturbances are environmental factors, not genetic. Their speed could be influenced by both genetic (e.g., muscle - related genes) and environmental (e.g., diet, training in the wild) factors, but it is more of a phenotypic trait that can have a genetic basis. However, compared to gender and fur color (which are more directly related to specific genetic loci in many cases), it is a bit more complex. But since the question is about considering genetic variations within the population, gender and fur color are more clearly genetic in nature.

Answer:

gender, fur color