Peppered moths are generally light in color and blend into the trunks of the trees on which they live.Populations of peppered moths found in areas where soot has blackened the tree trunks are dark in color.This example demonstrates

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This is an example of natural selection because the dark coloration in the peppered moths is advantageous in areas with blackened tree trunks, making them less visible to predators and increasing their chances of survival and reproduction.

Peppered Moths Are Generally Light in Color and Blend into the Trunks