During natural selection, which organisms are most likely to survive as the environment changes?ones that can best adapt to and survive in the changed environment ones that can adapt to the original environment
ones that are randomly selected for survival independent of the environment
ones that are randomly selected for survival in the changed environment

Explanation: Oxygen plays a very vital role in the life of aquatic animals. The dissolved oxygen in the water helps them to breathe under water.

Optimum level of oxygen for deep living animals like oysters, bottom feeders, crabs is around (1-6 mg/L), while the animals living on the upper side like fishes require a higher amount of around (4-6 mg/L).

If the oxygen concentration in the pond is not optimum, there will no aquatic life and hence, the ecosystem will be affected.

Hence, oxygen concentration affects the fishes that live in the pond to a higher extent.