Question

In parts of England during the 19th century, the peppered moth was widespread. This kind of moth comes in two color variations, cream and gray. Prior to the Industrial Revolution, cream-colored moths were more common. However, after the Industrial Revolution, the population of gray-colored moths was found to be larger than that of cream-colored moths. What was most likely the reason for the increase in the number of gray moths? A. Cream moths were resistant to environmental changes during the Industrial Revolution. B. Gray moths were not affected by the Industrial Revolution. C. Changes during the Industrial Revolution increased the chance of survival and reproduction for gray-colored moths. D. Changes during the Industrial Revolution increased the chance of survival and reproduction for cream-colored moths.

Answer 1

Answer:

C

Explanation:

the gray moths were able to hide better in the smoky air then cream colored moth and were able to stay alive.

Answer 2

Answer:

C

Explanation:

During the industrial revolution the grey moths could blend in more and have more camouflaged then the crème colored moths, that being said they had a better chance of reproduction and became more populated afterwards. hope this helps! :)