Countershading is a term used to describe an organism that is dark colored on bottom and light colored on top, thus able to avoid being seen by predators. O True O False

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Dan Oak · Answer 1 · 2020-11-19T02:36:43+0000

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Answer is false.

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Countershading is a form of way of camouflage, where the top of an organism is dark colored and the bottom is light colored to avoid being seen by predators.

It is mostly found in marine organisms.

Countershading is a term used to describe an organism that is dark colored on bottom and light colored on top, thus able to avoid being seen by predators. O True O False

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