In a few generations, this population of beetles changed. A group of bugs includes 13 black bugs and 4 green bugs. After a few g
enerations, there are 13 green bugs and 4 black bugs. Which is the most likely explanation for the change? The beetle population moved to a greener habitat. A natural disaster almost caused the extinction of the population. The beetle population's food sources decreased dramatically. A mutation resulted in a new color of insect. In a population of seals, most of the seals have similar coloring. However, one seal has albinism. This seal is white and is almost completely blind. What is most likely the cause of this difference from the rest of the population? gene flow natural selection gene mutation genetic drift
<span>One can infer from this situation the following things: first, the fertilizers used in the farm eventually get to the adjacent river. Second, these fertilizers may be providing some benefitial conditions to the algae, allowing it to grow exponentially and strongly.</span>
Because loess is deposited from the atmosphere it provides an important geologic archive of past atmospheric circulation that can be used to test atmospheric circulation models
