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When a species becomes resistant to a particular pesticide, what happens to the percentage of individuals who survive pesticide treatments in each new generation?

a
It decreases.
b
It increases.
c
It stays the same.
d
It cannot be predicted, since each generation is unique.

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b) It increases.

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