AP Environmental Scienceeasymcq1 pt
Which level of biodiversity describes variation within a single species?
A.Genetic diversity
B.Species diversity
C.Ecosystem diversity
D.Functional diversity
Explanation
Core Concept
Genetic diversity is the allelic variation among individuals of one species — the raw material that lets populations adapt.
Correct Answer
AGenetic diversity
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