In a lizard population, there are a few individuals with grey skin, while others can change colours.
Why is it more likely that the colour-changing lizards will survive better than grey lizards?
(1) They can hide from predators more successfully.
(2) They will be faster and stronger than the grey lizards.
(3) The colour-changing skin is a dominant gene over the grey.
(4) Their colour-changing skin will make their offspring more attractive.
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