What will likely happen to a species that cannot adapt to changing environmental conditions?

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They will become extinct over time. This is because they will be unable to survive in the changed environment due to lack of desirable traits. This is especially true for a small population of species that do not have a wide variation in their genotypes on which natural selection could act upon.

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