8. Examine the table and construct a graph. Plot the years of the study on the X-axis, and the number of moths captured on the Y axis. You should have 2 lines on your graph - one for light moths, and one for dark moths. No. of dark No. of light Year moths moths 600 2 537 112 500 3 484 198 400 4 392 210 5 246 281 300 6 225 337 7 200 193 412 8 147 503 100 9 84 550 10 56 599 10 9. Explain in your own words what the graph shows. What type of environment do you think these moths live in? 10. Are the light and dark colored moths different species? How can you tell? O BO

8. Examine the table and construct a graph. Plot the years of the study on the X-axis, and the number of moths captured on the Y axis. You should have 2 lines on your graph - one for light moths, and one for dark moths. No. of dark No. of light Year moths moths 600 2 537 112 500 3 484 198 400 4 392 210 5 246 281 300 6 225 337 7 200 193 412 8 147 503 100 9 84 550 10 56 599 10 9. Explain in your own words what the graph shows. What type of environment do you think these moths live in? 10. Are the light and dark colored moths different species? How can you tell? O BO

Biology 2e

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ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter19: The Evolution Of Populations

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