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How does an environmental change (ex. hurricane, drought, etc.) affect the organisms that are adapted to the environment before

the change? Please help.

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rjkz [21]3 years ago

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The environmental changes can will negatively affect different organisms differently, for example some organisms might die due to failure of the organisms to adapt to the new changes. Some organisms will be forced to migrate in order to counter these changes, this may lead to this organisms leaving their old living routine and adapt to the new methods of living, this may lead to evolution caused by new environment.

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