Cottontail rabbits closely resemble the fall and winter plants in which they hide

In earlier generations, the rabbits that looked most like their surroundings survived and reproduced.

Explanation:

The cotton-tailed rabbits consist of 20 species that are found in America and have stubby tales with white under them. They're distributed over north, central, and southern America. They live in nests called forms, have an average life span of 2 years. Due to their camaflugeous nature, they change their coat color twice every year to protect themselves from predators.

Dis the

It would be c. because they are the same species. the definition for genus is a principal taxonomic category that ranks above species and below family, and is denoted by a capitalized latin name