Quickwrite

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1	Name		What did the experiment show about how prey are selected by predators?	What moth coloration is the best adaptation for a dark (newspaper) background? Explain.	What would you expect the next generation of moths to look like after trial 1?	What would you expect the next generation of moths to look like after trial 3?	How does this simulation model natural selection?

2	Anthony	Mascolo	Predators like the challenge of searching for the camouflaged prey in order to beat the system. :)	newsprint is better adapted for darker backgrounds because it is harder to see the contrast.... is what you wanted but newspaper was easier to grab than the thicker light counterpart.	more light moths	more dark moths	it more accurately camouflaged the moths but the game should have been only 30 seconds rather than 1min.
3	Brie-anna	Rojas	Predators like the challenge of searching for the camouflaged prey in order to beat the system. :)	dark	more light moths	more dark moths	those that survive best will have more success with reproduction
4	Carlos	Hernandez	Predators like the challenge of searching for the camouflaged prey in order to beat the system. :)
5	Daniel	O'Brien	Predators like the challenge of searching for the camouflaged prey in order to beat the system. :)	Peppered	Predators tend to select prey that are easier to find.	more darker	more of the moths that are camoflaged survive
6	Jarrod	Parra	Predators like the challenge of searching for the camouflaged prey in order to beat the system. :)	darker	Predators tend to select prey that are easier to find.	darker	selected for survival
7	Jason	Elliott	Predators like the challenge of searching for the camouflaged prey in order to beat the system. :)		Predators tend to select prey that are easier to find.
8	Jeffrey Scott	Nuttall	Predators tend to select prey that are easier to find.	Predators tend to select prey that are easier to find.	Predators tend to select prey that are easier to find.	A higher proportion of dark moths	Organisms with a survival advantage (in this case blending in with the background and being harder for predators to see) tend to preferentially survive and pass on their traits to their offspring.
9	Lupe	Anaya	predators prey on the easier ones to catch because they will excert less energy in doing so	dark or peppered	more light colored moths	more darker moths	the organisms better suited for survival will continue to reproduce
10	Mario	Martinez	The ones that are easier to catch will be eaten	dark, harder to see	more white	more dark	those that are better suited for survival in a given habitat will be able to more successfully reproduce.
11	Mary	Eckel	The prey that is easier to spot will usually found and eaten by the preditor first	Dark, camouflage	More white	more dark	The best fit for the environment survives
12	Katie	Robinson	Depending on vision and surroundings, dinner can be different	dark or patterned; moths can hide	More white, surviving trait	more dark (being selected for)	traits can be selected for from outside forces such as predation
13	Nicole	Elias	They are selected by the prey that is easier to see	peppered	white	peppered	The simulation modeled how in nature, it is easier for the predator to spot the prey that did not blend in with the tree, therefore if the tree was white the black moths were eaten and if the tree was black the white moths were eaten
14	Rafik	Barsoum					The simulation modeled how in nature, it is easier for the predator to spot the prey that did not blend in with the tree, therefore if the tree was white the black moths were eaten and if the tree was black the white moths were eaten
15							The simulation modeled how in nature, it is easier for the predator to spot the prey that did not blend in with the tree, therefore if the tree was white the black moths were eaten and if the tree was black the white moths were eaten
16							The simulation modeled how in nature, it is easier for the predator to spot the prey that did not blend in with the tree, therefore if the tree was white the black moths were eaten and if the tree was black the white moths were eaten
17							The simulation modeled how in nature, it is easier for the predator to spot the prey that did not blend in with the tree, therefore if the tree was white the black moths were eaten and if the tree was black the white moths were eaten
18							The simulation modeled how in nature, it is easier for the predator to spot the prey that did not blend in with the tree, therefore if the tree was white the black moths were eaten and if the tree was black the white moths were eaten
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