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What would happen to the darker colored moths if the forest was light colored?
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What would happen to the darker colored moths if the forest was light colored?

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Due to their new distinguishable looks, with natural selection, they’d be more prone to death.
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Dark motgs live longer in a dark forest so they had more time to breed all living things respond to natural selection.

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