Question
If an organism is well adapted to its environment, and a rapid, major change occurs to the environment, what is most likely going to happen to the organism?(1 point)
Responses
The organism will adapt, and the species will evolve to fit its new environment.
The organism will adapt, and the species will evolve to fit its new environment.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will go extinct.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will go extinct.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will evolve into a new species.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will evolve into a new species.
The organism will adapt, and the species will evolve into a new species.
Responses
The organism will adapt, and the species will evolve to fit its new environment.
The organism will adapt, and the species will evolve to fit its new environment.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will go extinct.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will go extinct.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will evolve into a new species.
The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will evolve into a new species.
The organism will adapt, and the species will evolve into a new species.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most likely outcome for an organism that is well adapted to its environment when a rapid, major change occurs is:
**The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will go extinct.**
In many cases, if the environmental changes are too drastic and rapid, organisms that cannot adjust quickly enough may face extinction, as they may not have the necessary traits or adaptations to survive in the new conditions.
**The organism will not be able to adapt, and the species will go extinct.**
In many cases, if the environmental changes are too drastic and rapid, organisms that cannot adjust quickly enough may face extinction, as they may not have the necessary traits or adaptations to survive in the new conditions.