问题
选择题
生物不会因为个体的死亡而导致物种灭绝,这是因为生物体具有( )
A.生长特性
B.繁殖特性
C.遗传特性
D.适应特性
答案
生物通过不断繁殖产生后代个体,因而生物不会因为个体的死亡而导致物种灭绝.生物的生长只是个体由小长大,并不产生下一代;生物的遗传是伴随着生物的生殖而进行的;生物的适应性保证生物个体适应环境,能够生存,但不能避免由于生物个体死亡,而导致物种灭绝.
故选:B
生物不会因为个体的死亡而导致物种灭绝,这是因为生物体具有( )
A.生长特性
B.繁殖特性
C.遗传特性
D.适应特性
生物通过不断繁殖产生后代个体,因而生物不会因为个体的死亡而导致物种灭绝.生物的生长只是个体由小长大,并不产生下一代;生物的遗传是伴随着生物的生殖而进行的;生物的适应性保证生物个体适应环境,能够生存,但不能避免由于生物个体死亡,而导致物种灭绝.
故选:B
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