Around 12,000 years ago,a massive extinction event decimated about 75 percent of the world's large mammal populations.A small number of cheetahs survived this event and began to reproduce.Discuss the implications of this event on the genetic diversity of today's cheetah population.

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The Answer of Around 12,000 years ago,a massive extinction event decimated about 75 percent of the world's large mammal populations.A small number of cheetahs survived this event and began to reproduce.Discuss the implications of this event on the genetic diversity of today's cheetah population.

Around 12,000 Years Ago,a Massive Extinction Event Decimated About 75