A model of natural selection
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- Q1Individuals with advantageous characteristics are more likely to survive and reproduce. This leads to a process called natural ______.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q2There are differences between these two individuals of the same species of peppered moth. Which word do we use in science for these differences?reproductionnatural selectionvariationcompetition30s
- Q3Which moth has an advantage in the competition to hide from predators?the dark-coloured mothneither moth has an advantagethe light-coloured mothboth moths have the advantage30s
- Q4Which moth is the most likely to survive to reproduce?the two moths are equally likely to survive to reproducethe light-coloured moththe dark-coloured mothneither moth is likely to survive to reproduce30s
- Q5The genes for which type of colouration are most likely to become more common in later generations of the moths?the genes for dark-colourationthe genes for light-colourationthe genes for both types of colouration will be equally common30s
- Q6Most of the trees in the moths’ habitat change to have light-coloured bark. Put the statements in order, to explain how this could cause the population of moths to change.Users link answersLinking30s
