A green Katydid looks very much like a green leaf. If the katydid above has ten offspring, why might it be advantageous for some to be green, some yellow, and others brown?

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Timespace · Answer 1 · 2021-08-28T15:46:59+0000

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In North American Katydids, Green isn’t the Dominant Colour, Pink is

Recent breeding experiments have revealed that bright pink, not green, could be the most genetically dominant colouring of the North American oblong-winged katydid.

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