Environmental variation can be used to describe why:

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Environmental variation refers to the differences in environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, light, and nutrients that can affect the development or growth of organisms. All of the choices listed are examples of environmental variation that can affect the features or characteristics of organisms. Identical twins may have different weights due to differences in their diets or lifestyles. Leaves on a single tree may turn color at different times due to differences in exposure to sunlight or temperature. One tomato in a carton may spoil before the rest due to differences in moisture or exposure to pathogens. Grapes in a single bunch may have differing sugar content due to differences in exposure to sunlight or factors affecting nutrient uptake.

Environmental Variation Can Be Used to Describe Why