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the tan ones will start drying off at a faster rate than the darker gray/black ones and then those will breed making more gray/black ones. while the background is tan though, the ones that are gray/black are the ones that die of faster. this is because the darker ones are able to blend into the darker rocks better than the light ones. The ones that blend in more are able to avoid predators better if they are the same color as what they are on. natural selection is weeding out the ones that aren't built to survive in the environment  they now have

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I think that once the tan circles (mice) go from a light environment and switch to being in a darker environment, they will have a change in their genetics where they become darker to adapt to their new environment to avoid being eaten by predators.

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I think the mouse population moves to a different area depending on their fur color as a way to camouflage in their environment.

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so many light circled will get aducted by the predators and the dark grey ones will live long enough tto reproduce one or twice. The babes will be mixed of light and black but as the black ones survive long, thus there will be almost nothing but dark grey mice because their trait and genes will be passed on to be all grey

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The mice that were light colored (tan) that moved to a darker colored background will be two of one things. 1) The mice will repopulate to create offspring that are dark colored to camouflage in the environment. Then these offspring's will create more and thats how they will adapt. 2) They will not blend in the background and then the predator will take them to munch on them.

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If there is a good amount of light and dark, the population will slowly become light fur and dark fur. Instead of just one fur type

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I predict that the mice will adapt to the background given them time, using the power of random gene change of the descendants.

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One very interesting thing that I noticed when the background was half light and dark, when my backgroud was set to all dark and I switch it to be half light and dark, the black mice or circles were the very dominate population even though there was an even divide of both light and dark. However, if my background was placed at fully light then placed on half and half, the dominate population would be the tan circles.

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whatever background it was, the mice that didnt have the correct color that was the majority of the backgorund, then they would be often carried up and taken by the owls and other preditors. Making less and less of them, meanwhile the other color that survives the longest will populate the habitat more.

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I predict that the rock pocket mice that lived in a light background but then were moved to a dark background will cause the mice to move around more during the dark than during the bright light.

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I believe that these mice soon adapt to the new color background with time so that they camouflage from their predator.

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I predict that the Rock Pocket mice that are used to living in a light background and then moved to a dark background will start to die off

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I noticed that the same population once moved into a background that was both light and dark was evenly distributed half

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I think that once they are exposed to both the light and dark some will still die off but there will be more of a mixture of the two mice instead of just one.

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I predict that that most of the population of the light pocket mice will die because they are not blending in with the background. Maybe 1 or 2 will survive.

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The mice population that is light will slowly die off because it does not match the environment previously. This means that the mice that color match the environment will survive.