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Graphing For Natural Selection (Evolution)
By Zoe Edwards
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The graph below represents the population of butterflies over time. With the most recent data being closest to the right.
past->present
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What has changed about the butterflies over time?
Question 2
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What color is now greatest in the population?
Question 3
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What does that tell you about the environment the butterflies live in?
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Explain what the video means when it says that individual animals do not adapt or evolve:
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What does survival of the fittest mean? How does it have to do with what traits are passed down during natural selection?
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Mutations and genetic variation is NECESSARY for evolution, why is that?