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The traits an aminal has helps it survive in its habitat.

True.

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I'm sorry to hear that. If you answered False to the question, then that would be the correct answer. Animals do not necessarily need traits to survive in their habitat, as some may adapt to their surroundings in order to survive.

Why did the population change from mostly light-furred mice at the beginning to mostly dark-furred mice at the end?

Artificial selection: Humans intervened and selectively bred the darker mice to produce more offspring because they liked the dark fur better.

Natural Selection: Because the rock color of this mice's environment was dark, the dark furred mice were better adapted to their environment and tended to survive and produce more offspring than the light furred mice.

The reason why the population changed from mostly light-furred mice at the beginning to mostly dark-furred mice at the end is due to natural selection. The rock color of the mice's environment was dark, and the dark-furred mice were better adapted to their environment. Therefore, they tended to survive and produce more offspring than the light-furred mice. Over time, this led to a higher concentration of dark-furred mice in the population.