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The fact that the population of moths include both brown and green moths is an example of? A.) Selection B.) Overproduction C.) Competition D.) Variation E.) Speciation
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The fact that the population of moths include both brown and green moths is an example of?

A.) Selection
B.) Overproduction
C.) Competition
D.) Variation
E.) Speciation

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im not so sure but i would go with answer a 
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