All light moths will be better camouflaged on lichen-covered trees. So, their predators could hardly notice moths on the trees and number of predators will decrease for a while. Predators could then change hunting strategies or seek for other sources of food. Also, let's assume there is variability in eyesight between predators, so those with better eyesight will have greater chance to notice moths and will become more common.
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<span>Tunicates resemble a rod on the sea floor.
Tunicates are members of the phylum Tunicata, and are intvertebrate animals. They are commonly known as sea squirts.
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