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Evolution Of Zeburas
There are three species of Zebras living in Africa and they live in a population of safari animals. Unfortunately a mutation occurred and the zebra's teeth are disarrange making it hard for the Zebras to eat grass, groom and fight. The Zebra are able to survive due to their variations, their stripes it allows them to camouflage and protect them from predators. The Zebra’s long, thin hind legs and narrow hooves is a wonderful natural selection because they are able to outrun their predators and produced offsprings. THe zebra’s other apdation can help them live but eventually gradualism occurred and the grass became scarce. So the mutated zebras dies because they could eat or fight for food. With all the zebras that has a mutation dying they
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