Which genetic variation is least important among a population of frogs living in a rainy environment?(1 point)

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need for high humidity for survival
need for high humidity for survival

need for wetlands during tadpole development
need for wetlands during tadpole development

ability to survive with less food
ability to survive with less food

ability to produce mucus to keep skin moist

Answer 1

In a rainy environment, the genetic variation that is least important among a population of frogs would be "ability to survive with less food." While food availability is important for survival, in a context where there is ample rain, the other variations (need for high humidity, need for wetlands during tadpole development, and ability to produce mucus to keep skin moist) are more critical for the frogs' immediate survival and reproduction in such a humid habitat.