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I couldn't find it, but I'll attempt to answer it nonetheless: 1-If you were to test monkey flowers growing on the shore of the lake, you would expect nearly 100% of them to be copper tolerant.2-Copper contamination in the soil created copper-tolerant plants. 3-Natural selection favors copper tolerance in all soils near the old mine, not only in the contaminated soils.4-The population that existed before mining must have included both copper-tolerant and copper-intolerant plants.5-Nearly 100% of monkey flowers growing in copper-contaminated soil are copper tolerant. 6-Copper-tolerant plants are found only in contaminated soils. I find both 1 and 5 to be the exact same thing ![Confounded Face](https://biology-forums.com/Smileys/default/1f616.png) If 1 is highlighted, so should 5 (pick one or the other).
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twentyfour, Departure
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12 years ago
At least one of your answers is incorrect. Would natural selection favor copper tolerance in uncontaminated soils? enterin 1,3,4 At least one of your answers is incorrect. Would natural selection favor copper tolerance in uncontaminated soils?entering 3, 4, 5 ![Face with Rolling Eyes](https://biology-forums.com/Smileys/default/1f644.png) bout answer are incorrect
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tanek0720
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12 years ago
![Rightwards Arrow](https://biology-forums.com/Smileys/default/27a1.png) Would natural selection favor copper tolerance in uncontaminated soils. No. It can't be this option.
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12 years ago
whats the answer to this question?
Rany, what did you put?
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Emilala
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12 years ago
1-If you were to test monkey flowers growing on the shore of the lake, you would expect nearly 100% of them to be copper tolerant. 5-Nearly 100% of monkey flowers growing in copper-contaminated soil are copper tolerant. 4-The population that existed before mining must have included both copper-tolerant and copper-intolerant plants.
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