The peppered moth story is solid
The paradigmatic example of “natural selection in action” is the case of industrial melanism in the peppered moth, Biston betularia (see the Wikipedia article for a good summary). Briefly, the moth has several genetic forms, the most famous being the “typica” or white form, which is ivory colored with peppery black spots: And the carbonaria form, which is pure black. These forms differ by mutations at a single gene, with the carbonaria allele (gene form) dominant over the typica form. (That is, if you …
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