Some rattlesnakes in a population have markings that help the snakes hide. The snakes with these markings catch more prey, live longer, and have more offspring that the other snakes. What does the theory of natural selection predict about this population? A. over time, it will become extinct
B. over time, more members will have useful markings
C. it will not change over time
D. over time, fewer members will have useful markings

I'm sure the correct answer is B. over time, more members will have useful markings.

Explanation:

If these markings are a chosen trait in the snakes offspring, the number of snakes with these markings will grow.

However, if the trait is not a dominant one then it is less likely to show up in offspring and could be at risk of going extinct.

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i would say that hybridization occurs frequently in nature, because there are many types of hybrids that have occurred naturally, such as the mule (male donkey + female horse)

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