What will most likely happen if sudden changes in an environment occur and no individuals of a population are able to adapt to the changes?

A. The population will become extinct.

B. The population will increase in size.

C. The population will change its method of reproduction to discourage diversity.

D. The population will interbreed with other species with beneficial adaptations.

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Biology

Zackery Cisneros

26 November, 23:48

What will most likely happen if sudden changes in an environment occur and no individuals of a population are able to adapt to the changes?

A. The population will become extinct.

B. The population will increase in size.

C. The population will change its method of reproduction to discourage diversity.

D. The population will interbreed with other species with beneficial adaptations.

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Shaylee Preston · Answer 1

Shaylee Preston 27 November, 00:43

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The population with become extinct

Baron Blevins · Answer 2

A. The population will become extinct.

Explanation:

Imagine if all of the food in your house suddenly disappeared, and you had no way to get more. What would happen to you and your family? You would die, because the environment that was keeping you alive suddenly changed drastically and you couldn't adapt.