Question

match each phenotype to the environment for which it is most suited. environments may have more than one phenotype. more active sweat glands in a horse stronger beaks in a bird population duller color in a bird population more camouflaged color in a caterpillar larger jaws in a mouse warmer habitat habitat with many predators habitat where seeds have very tough shells

Explanation:

• More active sweat glands in a horse: Helps cool in a warmer habitat.
• Stronger beaks in a bird population: Useful for cracking tough seed shells.
• Duller color in a bird population: Camouflage in a predator - rich habitat.
• More camouflaged color in a caterpillar: Hides from predators in a predator - rich habitat.
• Larger jaws in a mouse: Aids in eating tough - shelled seeds.

Answer:

• more active sweat glands in a horse: warmer habitat
• stronger beaks in a bird population: habitat where seeds have very tough shells
• duller color in a bird population: habitat with many predators
• more camouflaged color in a caterpillar: habitat with many predators
• larger jaws in a mouse: habitat where seeds have very tough shells