variations in organisms lead to diversity in living organisms? states reasons
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The answer can be given is a very complex may. I will try to put it in simple words.
● Species as we know have the defining feature which says that they can Interbreed among themselves. And Also organisms in a species have maximum common features or MINIMUM VARIATION .
●As we move up the Hierchy from Species to Kingdom the variation keep on increasing and hence the organism become more Diverse
● Therefore Variation in Organisms lead to diversity .
● Species as we know have the defining feature which says that they can Interbreed among themselves. And Also organisms in a species have maximum common features or MINIMUM VARIATION .
●As we move up the Hierchy from Species to Kingdom the variation keep on increasing and hence the organism become more Diverse
● Therefore Variation in Organisms lead to diversity .
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Yes variation in organisms lead to diversity in living organisms. For example, white peppered moth was originally white in color with light spots, to blend with soft white colored trees, later during industrial revolution, pollution increased, leading to variation in moth to become more prevalent over the course of around 50 years.
Therefore, the population of black moth increased and white when down. This shows that variation caused a new diversity in moth. Thus, variation occurs in organisms due to various reasons like environmental factors, climate, survivalist etc. Variation thus caused leads to diversity in living beings.
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