A species of jungle cat contains striped and spotted individuals. The spotted individuals are slightly better adapted to the shady forest. If there are no disruptive events, the evolutionary mechanism of natural selection will operate on the species. Over the course of two generations, the most likely result will be

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Kendra Phelps

6 December, 03:58

A species of jungle cat contains striped and spotted individuals. The spotted individuals are slightly better adapted to the shady forest. If there are no disruptive events, the evolutionary mechanism of natural selection will operate on the species. Over the course of two generations, the most likely result will be

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Isla Delacruz · Answer 1

the spotted individuals will slightly increase in number.

Explanation:

yes.

Kaylynn Chan · Answer 2

Increase.

Explanation:

The spotted cat is a native to the middle east and southeast Asia and it lives in dense forest and swamps and wetlands and the species gets camouflaged in its surroundings due to these traits the spotted cat is able to adjust better to its environment and thus the number of the spotted cat family will increase and that of the stripes will decrease the phase of completion in the process of natural evolution