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Over time, what will to happen to the populations of light and dark moths on dark trees?
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Over time, what will to happen to the populations of light and dark moths on dark trees?

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Over time, the lighter colored moths will become more common while the darker colored moths will become less common. Eventually, the dark moths could become extinct or less dark colored traits will be passed on.

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