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All but one statement is supported by kettlewell's data. that is a) dark moths had a survival disadvantage in industrial dorset. b) light moths had a survival advantage in forested birmingham. c) light moths had a survival disadvantage in industrial dorset. d) dark moths had a survival disadvantage in forested birmingham.

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