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1 Bellwork 2.18.14 Walk in Silently
In a population of 50 white rabbits and 50 black rabbits how would the number of white rabbits and black rabbits change if the environment changes to white snow? What kind of rabbits would you see more of and why? Who developed the theory of natural selection?

2 Agenda Bellwork Objective: SWBAT explain changes in populations based on different adaptations. Peppered Moth Story Populations Game Independent Practice

3 Story of Pepper Moths

4 Read about how humans affected the population of moths

5 Peppered Moth Games

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