Biology, 05.08.2021 21:10, kelseypichla

A population of insects has brown- and green-colored individuals. The ratio of brown and green colors in the population does not change over many generations. What is the most likely reason for this?
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The brown and green colors do not provide any survival advantage to the insects.

Having brown color does not provide a survival advantage over having green color.

Having brown color provides a slight survival advantage.

Having green color provides a slight survival advantage.

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