Which of the following reinforces the differences between Drummond's phlox and the pointe phlox in areas of Texas where they are sympatric?Multiple choice question.Butterflies in these areas tend to visit both red and blue flowers at the same rate.The caterpillars of butterflies in this area tend to avoid red and blue flowers, but are attracted to flowers with intermediate purple flowers.Butterflies in these areas either visit red flowers or blue flowers.

Select all that applyWhen Drummond's phlox and the pointed phlox are sympatric in some areas of Texas, each species only produces flowers of a particular color (red for Drummond's phlox and pale blue for pointed phlox). What are the reasons for that?Multiple select question.Hybrids of the two species have very low fertility.Hybrids of the two species produce flowers with an intermediate color that are not recognized by any pollinators.Drummond's phlox plants that produce blue flowers absorb sunlight more efficiently and overheat in these areas.

Butterflies and moths share many common traits. They each have four wings. Their wings are covered with scales. Both have flexible, hollow tubes for mouths. Both also use their mouths to suck nectar from flowers. Butterflies and moths have differences, though. One difference is in the flowers that they visit. Bright flowers attract butterflies. These bright flowers open their petals during the day. They tend to have a sweet smell. Moths, however, are attracted to white flowers. These flowers open at night and smell musky. The white petals are easy to see in the dark.Do It!Butterflies and moths depend upon _________.Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selectedA seedsB lakesC forestsD blossoms

Which of the following is not in the life-cycle of a butterfly ?(A) Caterpillar (B) Eggs(C) Pupa (D) Tadpole

why do butterfly wings have different colours

The mimicing of monarch butterfly by the viceroy butterfly is an example of