Biology
Biology, 01.05.2021 01:00, masonbartolo8184

3 points Over time, if a trait consistently makes an animal/plant LESS fit to survive
it's environment, what will happen?*
The species will have to migrate to another environment where that trait may increase
it's fitness.
Those individuals that have that trait will not survive and not reproduce. Gradually that
trait will become less frequent in the population until it eventually gets removed.
The trait will slowly mutate into a trait that is advantageous for the organism.
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Some individuals with the trait will survive and others will not. The trait will remain as
long as some individuals survive with it.

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