Aspecies that has experienced a severe bottleneck event would be expected to
a.
be better able to adapt to changing environmental pressures
b.
have few instances of inbreeding
c.
be more susceptible to disease and famine
d.
retain significant genetic diversity

c. be more susceptible to disease and famine.

Explanation:

A population bottleneck is an event that reduces the size of a population in a drastic way. This can be caused by many different events, such as environmental disaster, hunting or habitat destruction. One of the consequences of such an event is the fact that these species lose many of the gene variants that were present in the original population. This low level of genetic diversity in the surviving population makes it more susceptible to disease and famine.

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