Biobeyond Unit 3 Birds and the Moths
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what is the peppered moth an example of - ✔✔camouflage
what does camouflage do for an organism? - ✔✔allows it to blend into natural environment and hide
from predators
what happened to tree color in industrial revolution? - ✔✔got darker due to soot
what happened to peppered moths when trees were darker? - ✔✔less camouflage, got eaten more,
more black moths reproduced (carbonaria)
increase in factories impact on carbonaria - ✔✔increase
increase in factories impact on typica - ✔✔decrease
increase in factories impact on insularia - ✔✔no impact
what were the two factors that could affect the peppered moth population - ✔✔factories, predation
what does the predation rate represent - ✔✔number of prey killed by predators
what is carrying capacity? - ✔✔maximum size of the population that can exist in an environment
what do limiting factors do (bunnies) - ✔✔prevent exponential growth pattern
Reading Guide | 100% Correct Answers |
Verified | Latest 2024 Version
what is the peppered moth an example of - ✔✔camouflage
what does camouflage do for an organism? - ✔✔allows it to blend into natural environment and hide
from predators
what happened to tree color in industrial revolution? - ✔✔got darker due to soot
what happened to peppered moths when trees were darker? - ✔✔less camouflage, got eaten more,
more black moths reproduced (carbonaria)
increase in factories impact on carbonaria - ✔✔increase
increase in factories impact on typica - ✔✔decrease
increase in factories impact on insularia - ✔✔no impact
what were the two factors that could affect the peppered moth population - ✔✔factories, predation
what does the predation rate represent - ✔✔number of prey killed by predators
what is carrying capacity? - ✔✔maximum size of the population that can exist in an environment
what do limiting factors do (bunnies) - ✔✔prevent exponential growth pattern
