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The black trait rose from 2% to 95% in moth
populations in England during the Industrial
Revolution because
white moths were more easily seen on the blackened
trees, so birds had an easier time finding (and,
therefore, eating) them
none of these
both of these
black soot covered the trees, so the birds had a harder
time seeing (and, therefore, eating) the black moths

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