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49 LW !
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When you answered and discussed the question on genetic diversity I think you forgot an important issue on why genetic diversity is important: changes in the environment and/or the ecology. Such changes will likely be less detrimental for species with high genetic diversity than for species with low genetic diversity. The chance of survival of any species must be greater if there are enough (genetic) differences among the individuals so that not all of them react the same to the change.
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Yes, indeed, I agree wholeheartedly; that's a very important point.
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