What genetic factor is most likely to result in the extinction of an entire species?

a lack of genetic variety in the population

Explanation:

A population needs a lot of genetic variability in order to survive changes in environmental conditions.

A lack of genetic variety puts a population at risk. For example, if an entire species lacks resistance to a disease and that disease becomes a problem in the species' habitat, the entire species could become extinct.

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