Question

4. Is the coloring of the peppered moths an example of competition, differential reproductive success, or inherited variation? Explain why

Answer 1

Competition

Step-by-step explanation:

Peppered moths get their color in lieu to become the fittest among all so that they can survive easily.

During industrial age, when pollution suddenly became high these moths changed their color through evolution in order to save themselves from their predators.

This is an example of competition with other species and becoming able to survive among all.

Answer 2

Answer: inherited variation

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the coloring of the moths were a genetic mutation that helped strengthen the endurance and versatility of the moths by blending in with better environments