Friday, August 26, 2016

6. Genetic variation within a population

This photo displays a population of minnows.  It shows how there can be genetic variation within a population because among the minnows, there are different colors, sizes, etc. shown.  The genes that each fish receives when born decides what physical traits that fish will have.  This happens not just with fish, but with populations of species everywhere including humans.

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