Answer:
The benefits of genetic diversity include:
Explanation:
Mutations resulting from errors within gene replication frequently accumulate within species, becoming more stable over time. They lead to other forms of the same genes called alleles.
Several alleles within a population's gene pools leads to higher diversity. These may become beneficial, Â as the environment of the organism changes. Â
Mutations that confer benefits tend to help organisms survive and produce offspring, passing on these genes. However, some mutations may be deleterious/harmful and fatal. High diversity reduces the deleterious effects of some mutations on a population for a stronger gene pool i.e. the species survives.