How would a biologist explain how an animal became well camouflaged to its environment?Multiple choice question.The best camouflaged animals in previous generations were most reproductively successful.The animal evolved camouflage in order to catch more prey.Animals in previous generations recognized a need to be camouflaged and evolved the trait.

The ability of an organism to camouflage with its environment is an example of a(n)Multiple choice question.adaptation.symbiosis.macroevolutionary event.microevolutionary event.

. How did Darwin explain the process of natural selection?a. Traits acquired during an organism's lifetime are passed on to offspringb. Individuals with unfavorable traits are more likely to survivec. Offspring inherit helpful traits that lead to better adaptationd. Overproduction of offspring ensures survival of the species

How did Darwin explain the process of natural selection?a. Traits acquired during an organism's lifetime are passed on to offspringb. Individuals with unfavorable traits are more likely to survivec. Offspring inherit helpful traits that lead to better adaptationd. Overproduction of offspring ensures survival of the species

Learning goal 3: Determine which of the following are examples of evolution.White fur becomes common in a population of wolves over thousands of yearsA tadpole turns into a frogA population of turtles develops longer necks over many generationsA dog learns to sit and stay after weeks of training

During periods of rapid environmental change, what may happen to a species that was well-suited to the former environment?Group of answer choicesTraits that were favorable in the original environment may be detrimental in the new environment.Individuals with particular traits that provide an advantage in the new environment will have higher reproductive success.The population may change so much in adapting to the new environment that it is considered a new species.A, B. C and D are correct