Which outcome occurs when a moth evolves insulation scales inhibiting a bat's signal?

💡 Explanation

The bat's detection range drops because the moth's camouflage inhibits the bat's echolocation by sound dampening. This reduces the return signal detected by the neurosensory cochlea; therefore the moth range increases, rather than enhancing the acoustic signal.

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