The correct answer is option (C) Gray rabbits would be eliminated by predators.
Camouflage is an adaptation by organisms allowing them to blend with the environment. This helps them in surviving or escaping from their predators. It can be throught coloration or developing a particular pattern or mimicry.
The example given above is a type of camouflage through concealing coloration. Concealing coloration includes having a fixed camouflage and changing the camouflage depending on the environment. Grey rabbits cannot exhibit camouflage as the backgroud is dark rocks and light stones. As a result, these rabbits are clearly visible to the predators and get elimiated by them.
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The best answer would be option 3:
Fault Q occurred before layer K was deposited.
If you'd like to know why:
As you can see in the diagram, fault Q does not cross layer K. It stops right under it, so this means that the fault occurred first, then over a span of time, layer K was deposited.
To rule out the rest:
The oldest layer is the one at the bottom so that should be Layer B.
The youngest should be the top-most layer, unless a fault or an intrusion cuts through it, so Layer K is the youngest.
The last option is wrong because fault Q cuts through all those layers, which means it happened after those layers were formed.
The answer is c hope this helped
