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what is the peppered moth an example of - camouflage what does camouflage do for an organism? - allows it to blend into natural environment and hide from predators what happened to tree color in industrial revolution? - got darker due to soot what happened to peppered moths when trees were darker? - less camouflage, got eaten more, more black moths reproduced (carbonaria) increase in factories impact on carbonaria - increase increase in factories impact on typica - decrease increase in f...

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What is the peppered moth an example of - ️️camouflage what does camouflage do for an organism? - ️️allows it to blend into natural environment and hide from predators what happened to tree color in industrial revolution? - ️️got darker due to soot what happened to peppered moths when trees were darker? - ️️less camouflage, got eaten more, more black moths reproduced (carbonaria) increase in factories impact on carbonaria - ️️increase increase in factories impact on ty...

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Grade A+

ACADEMICMATERIALS

Biobyond Unit 3 Birds and the Moths Reading Guide Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct How do selective pressures act? - ANSWER -Act over time to change the distribution of traits in an organism adaptation - ANSWER -process of traits becoming more frequent in a population, response to selective pressures How can organisms like bunnies grow from one generation to the next? - ANSWER -Exponentially Why is the world not overrun by bunnies if they grow exponentially? - ANSWER...

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Grade A+

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