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36. In a population of butterflies, the bright yellow ones were easy for predators to spot than the light yellow ones. Two generations later, each butterfly is light yellow. Wha…

36. In a population of butterflies, the bright yellow ones were easy for predators to spot than the light yellow ones. Two generations later, each butterfly is light yellow. Wha…
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36. In a population of butterflies, the bright yellow ones were easy for predators to spot than the light yellow ones. Two

generations later, each butterfly is light yellow. What is this an example of?

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Answer: This is called natural selection.

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This is an example of evolution/natural selection.
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