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A small population of prairie dogs lives in a habitat that does not undergo any changes for a long period of time. How is genetic drift likely to affect this population?
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The above situation means that the small population of prairie dogs becomes less adaptable to variations.
True . they will loss their ability to adapat to other enivironment but they will become specialy adapted for present environment
there will be isolation from the rest of their original group and a possibility of same genes crossing over again and again with very less variantions in the chromosome structures
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