Question

Based on the theory of evolution, if a population possesses a large amount of genetic variety, what level of variety can be expected in the future for that same population?

Answer 1

The level of variety in the population in future can increase, decrease or remain constant. It completely depends on the environmental conditions in which the population is living.

• If there is any natural disaster in the future then a large number of population loss is there and in this condition the level of variety will decrease.
• If there is constant breeding of mutated population without any natural disaster then the level of variety will increase.
• According to Hardy-Weinberg rule the genotypic frequency remains constant if there is no effect of other evolutionary influences.

Answer 2

Had to look for the options and here is my answer.
According to the theory of Evolution, the level of variety that we can expect in the future for that same population when that population consists a huge amount of genetic variety is that there will be an increase in the variety over time. Hope this answers your question.