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In 1989, the unusually low snowpack in portions of the Sierra Nevada Mountains led to a widespread emergence of Edith's checkerspot butterflies in April. In these regions, flowers do not appear until May. What was the most likely result of the early emergence of these butterflies?

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  • Most butterflies did not survive.
  • Most butterflies reproduced earlier.
  • Most butterflies switched to other food sources.
  • Most butterflies adapted to the new environment.

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