Genetic Diversity

DNA repair mechanisms in cells.

Meiosis, which creates unique combinations of genes.

Fertilization of identical twins.

Asexual reproduction in plants.

They change the DNA sequence of genes directly.

Environmental factors have no impact on genetics.

They may favor certain traits over others in populations.

They eliminate all genetic variation entirely.

Species can adapt more easily.

It may lead to population decline or extinction risks.

More genetic variation increases survival.

Population numbers will always grow.

Stability comes from uniformity in species.

Ecosystems thrive with only a few species.

It promotes resilience and stability within ecosystems.

Less diversity leads to stronger ecosystems.