Question

describe the frequency of the tail lengths of the squirrels and why these changes happened. move the correct answers to each box to complete the sentences. tail lengths between 13 cm and 15 cm became tail lengths between 10 cm to 13 cm became this suggests that squirrels with longer tails were the denser forest. meanwhile, squirrels with shorter tails were the environment. weaker in not better adapted to better adapted to more common less common unaffected by more common and then less common

Explanation:

In evolutionary terms, traits that are better adapted to the environment become more common. Longer tails (13 - 15 cm) likely offered an advantage (e.g., balance, communication) in the denser forest, so they became more common. Shorter tails (10 - 13 cm) were at a disadvantage, so they became less common.

Answer:

Tail lengths between 13 cm and 15 cm became more common. Tail lengths between 10 cm to 13 cm became less common. This suggests that squirrels with longer tails were better adapted to the denser forest. Meanwhile, squirrels with shorter tails were not better adapted to the environment.