| 41. | Genetic variability may influence hedonic hyperphagia.
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| 42. | Wild species have a range of genetic variability that allows some individuals to survive should a disturbance occur.
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| 43. | Although the species has a low genetic variability, it does not necessarily pose a threat to their survival.
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| 44. | "It's because of your genetic variability,"
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| 45. | Furthermore, these recent results suggest that sex can be maintained even when very little genetic variability is produced.
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| 46. | This low genetic variability was allegedly due to a population bottleneck caused by intense hunting in the 19th century.
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| 47. | Since their numbers are low there is a high risk of them losing too much genetic variability to survive.
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| 48. | The balance between the hypercapnic and hypoxic respiratory drives has genetic variability and can be modified by hypoxic training.
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| 49. | In contrast, the forest elephants have a lot of genetic variability, indicating that separate forest groups rarely wander and intermingle.
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| 50. | The study examined the tissue on the teeth of the skulls and determined the genetic variability based on DNA analysis.
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