When dark-colored fur gives mice a 1% competitive advantage and 1% of the population begins with dark fur, in about 1000 years, 95% of the population will have dark fur. Which of the following statements is true?
a. Dark-colored rock pocket mice, in this population, have fewer offspring than light-colored rock pocket mice
b. If dark-colored mice had a competitive advantage of 10%, it would take longer for 95% of the population to have black fur.
c. If dark-colored mice had a competitive advantage of 5%, it would take longer for 95% of the population to have black fur.
d. If dark-colored rock pocket mice had a competitive advantage of 0.1%, it would take longer for 95% of the population to have dark fur

(a) If dark-colored rock pocket mice had a competitive advantage of 0.1%, it would take longer for 95% of the population to have dark fur

The no of choice for dark bellies by visual predators. At the point when dark-colored fur gives mice a 1% upper hand and 1% of the populace starts with dark fur, in around 1000 years, 95% of the population will have dark fur
A mouse's alleles for the MC1R quality, which they acquire from their parents, influence their fur shading
This information supports the case that distinctions in fur shading can be passed from guardians to offspring