A population of oak trees growing in a region in Canada experiences a change in climate to much colder temperatures and much drier conditions than they have had for many decades.

What determines how this population will change in the next few years?

A. traits of individuals in the present population

B. the ability of the present population to change itself

C. the importance of this population to the survival of other species

D. the population's survival history during the last ten years

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Nigel Avila

24 June, 14:53

A population of oak trees growing in a region in Canada experiences a change in climate to much colder temperatures and much drier conditions than they have had for many decades.

What determines how this population will change in the next few years?

A. traits of individuals in the present population

B. the ability of the present population to change itself

C. the importance of this population to the survival of other species

D. the population's survival history during the last ten years

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Efrain · Answer 1

A. traits of individuals in the present population

Explanation:

As oak is a tree of the beech family and is found in the native North America and is grown in the states of America and in Canada and is impacted by the climate change as this is found in the Mediterranean to semi-arid desert to temperature climate regions of the world, the tree can grow in the diverse type of climates but it depends on the individual traits of the tree to sustain the invasion of species and the temperature.