Question
Scenario 2
Step 1: Click the orange "Reset" button. So start from the same point - brown background and 1 white rabbit.
Step 2: Click on the brown fur button in the "Dominant" column. Then click "add mate".
Step 3: Continue running the simulation without making any changes (do not add wolves). You can use the fast-forward button to speed up the process.
Step 4: Pause the simulation once the line on the graph reaches the 5 mark.
What happened?
(1 point)
Responses
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are white.
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are white.
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are brown.
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are brown.
The rabbit population increased but then started to decrease. Most of the rabbits are brown.
The rabbit population increased but then started to decrease. Most of the rabbits are brown.
The number of rabbits did not change. Half of the population is white and half are brown.
Step 1: Click the orange "Reset" button. So start from the same point - brown background and 1 white rabbit.
Step 2: Click on the brown fur button in the "Dominant" column. Then click "add mate".
Step 3: Continue running the simulation without making any changes (do not add wolves). You can use the fast-forward button to speed up the process.
Step 4: Pause the simulation once the line on the graph reaches the 5 mark.
What happened?
(1 point)
Responses
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are white.
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are white.
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are brown.
The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are brown.
The rabbit population increased but then started to decrease. Most of the rabbits are brown.
The rabbit population increased but then started to decrease. Most of the rabbits are brown.
The number of rabbits did not change. Half of the population is white and half are brown.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Based on the steps you've described in the simulation, the most likely outcome is:
**The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are brown.**
This conclusion is drawn from the fact that you selected the brown fur button in the "Dominant" column, which suggests that brown fur is the dominant trait. As a result, over generations, it is expected that the population would trend towards more brown rabbits as they are favored genetically.
**The rabbit population increased every generation and most of the rabbits are brown.**
This conclusion is drawn from the fact that you selected the brown fur button in the "Dominant" column, which suggests that brown fur is the dominant trait. As a result, over generations, it is expected that the population would trend towards more brown rabbits as they are favored genetically.