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Suppose scientists are monitoring the changes to a population of fish in a tank over several months. Which scenario below best describes 'natural selection'? O A predator is introduced, and feeds on slower fish more than faster fish. A group of 200 fish of the same species are introduced into the tank. The fish population experience an algae infection, and only a few fish survive. O Females mate with brightly colored males instead of drab colored males.

Suppose scientists are monitoring the changes to a population of fish in a tank over several months. Which scenario below best describes 'natural selection'? O A predator is introduced, and feeds on slower fish more than faster fish. A group of 200 fish of the same species are introduced into the tank. The fish population experience an algae infection, and only a few fish survive. O Females mate with brightly colored males instead of drab colored males.

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Suppose scientists are monitoring the changes to a population of fish in a tank over several months. Which scenario below best describes 'natural selection'? O A predator is introduced, and feeds on slower fish more than faster fish. A group of 200 fish of the same species are introduced into the tank. The fish population experience an algae infection, and only a few fish survive. O Females mate with brightly colored males instead of drab colored males.
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