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In a population of butterflies, a rare color morph is less likely to be recognized and eaten by predators, giving it a survival advantage. As this color morph becomes more common, predators learn to recognize it, and its survival advantage decreases. This process is known as: O Frequency-dependent selection O Competitive exclusion principle O Audience effect O Tragedy of the commons ◄ Previous Next

In a population of butterflies, a rare color morph is less likely to be recognized and eaten by predators, giving it a survival advantage. As this color morph becomes more common, predators learn to recognize it, and its survival advantage decreases. This process is known as: O Frequency-dependent selection O Competitive exclusion principle O Audience effect O Tragedy of the commons ◄ Previous Next

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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In a population of butterflies, a rare color morph is less likely to be recognized and eaten by predators, giving it a survival advantage. As this color morph becomes more common, predators learn to recognize it, and its survival advantage decreases. This process is known as: O Frequency-dependent selection O Competitive exclusion principle O Audience effect O Tragedy of the commons ◄ Previous Next
Transcribed Image Text:In a population of butterflies, a rare color morph is less likely to be recognized and eaten by predators, giving it a survival advantage. As this color morph becomes more common, predators learn to recognize it, and its survival advantage decreases. This process is known as: O Frequency-dependent selection O Competitive exclusion principle O Audience effect O Tragedy of the commons ◄ Previous Next
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