How do mutations and the genetic reshuffling that occurs during sexual reproduction benefit an organism? Select one: They reduce the chances the organism will develop lethal diseases.
They cause loss of useless traits from the entire population.
They can make the organism better suited to the environment
They prevent the offspring from becoming prey for predators.​

they can make the organism better suited to the environment.

Explanation:

often when an organisms environment changes, the organism will change with it in order to survive...it's the survival of the fittest theory...you either adapt to your changing environment or the species will die off. this is shown in the way that different species of birds have differently shaped beaks based on the types of seeds and flowers available for them to eat. some eat big seeds and some eat small ones ...the humming bird has a certain flower it collects nectar from as foodwhen the flower gets larger, making the near further down and harder to reach, the humming birds beak will become slightly longer over a few generations making the better equipped to reach the nectar again

the correct answer is(the type of energy described here is potential energy.)

explanation: now if the person holding the bow and arrow has now let go. the arrow shoots forward toward its target. the   type of energy then becomes

in 1859, charles darwin set out his theory of evolution by natural selection as an explanation for adaptation and speciation. he defined natural selection as the "principle by which each slight variation [of a trait], if useful, is preserved".