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i think its A but im not sure its because A is the best from all of them
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Survival depends on interaction of many factors, which can vary greatly. For each factor a given species has a range of conditions. If environmental conditions exceed upper or lower limit of tolerance, death can result.
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This is the Shelford's law of Tolerance.
This law states that the success of distribution of an organism can be controlled by some factors like topographic, climate, and biological requirements of plants and animals, in which their levels exceed the higher or lower limits of tolerance of the organism.
This was a law proposed by V. E. Shelford in 1911.
<span>Globally, diversity naturally has increased over time, though the great mass extinctions have decreased it for a while. The most famous of the mass extinctions is the one that claimed the dinosaurs, but we are currently in the midst of a human-created mass extinction. Local diversity, on the other hand, is constantly increasing and decreasing at very short time scales. There are many factors that affect diversity, and the major natural circumstances are given here. Human-generated impacts on diversity have almost always been negative, and are covered in the Conservation Issues section.</span>
C becuase the sun is where it gets f00d
Answer: The light moths that survived did not mate and have offspring because they thought that their offspring would easily be seen and eaten by predators.
The light moths that survived had dark offspring because the change in the environment caused the parents to decide to have offspring that would do better in the changed environment.
The light moths saw that the dark moths were less likely to be eaten by predators, so they made themselves dark as well.
The dark moths were better hidden from predators, so more of them survived. Because dark parents outnumbered light parents, there were many more dark offspring than light offspring in the next generation.
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