In the countryside of England, where there are no factories, we expect there to be

A) no moths.

B) mostly dark gray moths.

C) mostly light gray moths.

D) an even number of light and dark moths.

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Kirsten Decker

21 June, 01:37

In the countryside of England, where there are no factories, we expect there to be

A) no moths.

B) mostly dark gray moths.

C) mostly light gray moths.

D) an even number of light and dark moths.

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Genevieve Combs · Answer 1

I think the answer would be mostly dark grey moths because the moths would rest on the trees and the trees would get covered in soot from the factories.

In the countryside of England, where there are no factories, we expect there to beA) no moths.B) mostly dark gray moths.C) mostly light gray moths.D) an even number of light and dark moths.

In the countryside of England, where there are no factories, we expect there to be

A) no moths.

B) mostly dark gray moths.

C) mostly light gray moths.

D) an even number of light and dark moths.