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Why did light moths decline in population in England during the Industrial Revolution?
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Why did light moths decline in population in England during the Industrial Revolution?

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The moths evolved to their environment, since coal was being used a lot during those times black fumes were everywhere around the city. So in order to blend in the slowly evolved into a darker shade to survive
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