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A cricket population includes approximately the same number of black and light-brown crickets. Black crickets are easier for birds to locate and eat. Over time, the population begins to consist of only light-brown crickets. The change in the color of the cricket population is a result of

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  • limited resources.
  • natural selection.
  • geographic isolation.
  • climate change.

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