Answer: This brightly colored trait in this scenario is an example of natural selection
Explanation:
The aim of natural selection is to ensure the traits that make species better fitted to environmental pressures remain while other are eliminated.
Thus, the brightly colored trait in this scenario is an example of natural selection because:
- it appears in all population of the flower-producing plants making it well adapted to the environment.
- its emitting of no odor or rotting odor is simply a chemical defence mechanism in order to avoid from eaten by animals.
They were uncovered in a rock shelter in March of 1868 (France). I'm sure you can do the math :) I hope this helps
Answer: Noting the color of the solution as it is heated.
Explanation: All other choices are examples of quantitative data. As in the measuring of a quantity(mass, volume, temperature). The last choice is an observation that cannot be easily converted into a numeric form.
