Important 5 marks question
1.An Australian species of butterfly when examined in laboratory confirmed that it doesn't have any colouring pigment, but when exposed to nature it gains shiny blue coat!
(a) How was the butterfly capable of this?
(b) Further under mutation is it possible to get any other colour?
(c) Of mutation leads to wrong changes will the species become extinct?
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Explanation:
Same gene causes very different adaptive colour traits in moths and tropical butterflies
Cortex gene allowed peppered moths to blend in with industrial pollution
It also causes variation in the bright colour of Heliconius butterflies
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answer given by @jackypet is correct
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