A mountain separates a population of mice into two distinct eastern and western populations. the eastern area is inhabited by owls, which hunt at night. no owls live in the western area. over time, the eastern population of mice will most likely?

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Allison Costa

12 May, 07:04

A mountain separates a population of mice into two distinct eastern and western populations. the eastern area is inhabited by owls, which hunt at night. no owls live in the western area. over time, the eastern population of mice will most likely?

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Luciano May · Answer 1

They will most likely adapt to hiding and sleeping at night and getting their food during the daylight while the mice on the western side will continue to be nocturnal as it does not jeopardize their population.