Question

Suppose that this population of mice has stabilized so that both white and brown appear. White mice survive better in the winter and brown mice survive better in the warmer months. If a group of these mice migrated to an area that didn't get snowy in the winter, what do you think would be the long term effect on the color of these mice? Explain why.

Answer 1

Answer:

more brown mice would survive as the white ones without the snow to camouflage them from predators would get picked off by predators more than the brown ones

Explanation:

Answer 2

Over a long period of time, the population of white mice will reduce or would disappeared.

What is Natural Selection?

• It is a method of evolution in which the organisms of a population are selected by specific parameters.

• For example - color, running speed, etc.

• In a place where the winter is not snowy, the white mice will be easily caught by predators.

• Brown mice have less chance to be caught by predators, hence surviving better in non-snowy places.

Therefore, over a long period of time, the population of white mice will reduce or would disappeared.

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