Question

What effect does a rapidly changing environment have on the natural selection of organisms in a species?
A. Organisms will decrease their reproductive rate.
B. Species with little genetic diversity will adapt most quickly.
O c. Species that cannot adapt quickly enough may become extinct.
• D. Organisms will increase their rates of mutation to adapt to change.

Answer 1

Rapidly changing the environment of organisms can result in them going extinct if they refuse to adapt quickly enough.

Natural selection and the environment

Organisms need to adapt to new environments.

Thus, changing the environments of species rapidly means that the species either catch up by adapting as rapidly or risk going extinct.

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