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FULL ANSWERGenetic variation comes from mutations within DNA; the movement of genes from one population to another, or gene flow; and new genetic combinations resulting from sex. When a population contains genetics of individuals who vary significantly, some of the individuals in the group can possess traits that make them resistant to disease or cold, increasing the group's chance for survival when these individuals breed with the others. A small, isolated population's individuals may be forced to breed with close relatives, increasing the occurrence of genetic flaws. When inbreeding occurs, any genetic weaknesses found in the parents can be multiplied in future generations.Genetic variation also helps organisms survive in different climates and environments. If the environment is unpredictable over time and includes a variety of diseases and predators, some differences among individuals increase the chances of some individuals surviving to reproduce, while others do not. In disease resistance, genetic diversity is important because a disease can decimate a homogeneous population in which all the individuals are equally susceptible to the disease.
Variations in living organism is a natural process which caused by nature.
Variations in living organisms do not deny or refuse the biblical account of creation that is present in the Genesis 1:21-25 because in the Genesis 1:21-25, there is no message or saying of God about the variation in organism. Variation in living organisms occur naturally due to changing of environmental conditions as well as combination of different genes because of sexual mating of animals so we can conclude that variation do not deny the biblical account of creation.
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