When a species population no longer has traits adapted to its environment, the species will A: be driven to extinction.

B: mutate to produce more favorable traits.

C: breed with stronger species.

D: make the environment more suitable.

I believe it is A.

Explanation:
For B: Mutations normally do not occur that quickly or by choice. It is an accident in genes and dna that occur
C: I mean this choice is possible but it is not likely. Most species can’t just mate with another.
D: it’s not really making the environment more suitable, they are becoming easier prey if they can’t adapt
This means A must be the answer

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