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Consider a major environmental change. If there are no organisms in a population that have traits that allow them to continue to reproduce and survive, what would most likely happen to that population?
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Consider a major environmental change. If there are no organisms in a population that have traits that allow them to continue to reproduce and survive, what would most likely happen to that population?
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That population would go extinct and possibly die out after a while.
If a living organism does not have any other organism like it in its environment,
That organism will die in a very short period of time.
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