The Example of the Peppered Moth in Nineteenth-Century England Showed

question 30

Multiple Choice

The example of the peppered moth in nineteenth-century England showed

• A) changes in the gene pool.
• B) changes in speciation rate.
• C) changes in the rate of polyploidy.
• D) results due to genetic drift.

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