species of butterfly lives in a warm climate. The butterflies feed on the nectar of tropical flowers. Birds eat the butterflies, and they prefer to eat the butterflies with brighter wings. What would most likely cause this species to become extinct? a mutation resulting in darker wings a decrease in the birds that eat the butterflies the destruction of the butterflies' environment overproduction of butterfly offspring

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Jordin Chaney

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26 January, 16:06

species of butterfly lives in a warm climate. The butterflies feed on the nectar of tropical flowers. Birds eat the butterflies, and they prefer to eat the butterflies with brighter wings. What would most likely cause this species to become extinct? a mutation resulting in darker wings a decrease in the birds that eat the butterflies the destruction of the butterflies' environment overproduction of butterfly offspring

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Rafael Buck · Answer 1

C. The destruction of the butterflies enviroment would be your best answer. Seeing as that species of betterfly is lives in a warm climate and which is obviously in a rain forest ... if it was destroyed there would be no other place like their current home so the species of butterfly would die off.