Why is genetic variation important to the process of evolution?

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Because you either have what it takes to survive in a certain place or you don't and you die quicker and you have offspring that grow to these standards while you couldn't because you didn't come from a younger generation which has a better immune system or better camoflauge or certian ways they can and can't eat and somethings that their bodys do to help them survive rough times.

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