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With the help of any two suitable examples explain the effect of anthropogenic actions on organic evolution.

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Industrial melanism: 

• In England, before industrialisation, white-winged moths were more in number than darkwinged moths. 

• But after industrialisation, dark-winged moths became more in number than whitewinged moths. 

• This is because during industrialisation, the tree trunks covered by white lichens became dark due to deposition of dust and coal particles. 

• As a result, white-winged moths could be easily picked up by predators from the dark background and dark-winged moths survived .

Chemical resistance: 

• Excessive use of herbicides and pesticides has resulted in evolution of resistant varieties of microbes in much lesser time scale. 

• As a result, pathogenic bacteria are appearing in very short period.

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