PART A What is the biological significance of genetic diversity between populati

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PART A What is the biological significance of genetic diversity between populations?

- Genetic diversity reduces the probability of extinction.

- Diseases and parasites are not spread between separated populations.

- Genetic diversity reduces the probability of extinction.

Fungal Morphology and Nutrition Part A - Structure of multicellular fungi This diagram shows the structure of a multicellular fungus, with an expanded view of two types of hyphae. Identify the structures and determine which hypha is septate and which is coenocytic. (Note that although this diagram shows the two types of hyphae, a fungus can have either one type or the other, but not both.) Drag the labels to their appropriate locations on the diagram of the fungus and hyphae below. View Available Hint(s) Reset Help cell wall hyphae nuclei 0 coenocytic hypha pore septum septate hypha cell wall nucle Adapted from Biology by Campball and Recce2008 Pearson Education,Inc. Submit

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Ans b) Genetic diversity reduces the probability of extinction. It is because the diversity leads to microevolution.

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