Cuthill and colleagues (2005) conducted a field study designed to test hypotheses about the concealment effectiveness of different types of disruptive coloration. They found that the artificial prey types with the highest probability of survival after 1400 minutes were the ones in the
A) edge, high contrast group.
B) edge, low contrast group.
C) inside, high contrast group.
D) inside, low contrast group.

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The study by Cuthill et al. (2005) found that artificial prey with edge, high contrast disruptive coloration had the highest probability of survival, indicating this type of coloration was most effective for concealment.

Cuthill and Colleagues (2005) Conducted a Field Study Designed to Test