Because of genetic variation, a species of beetle has two different body colors, red and green. This species exists in a grassy environment
that's mostly green. A new species of bird that eats these beetles enters the area. Arrange the steps of natural selection in the correct order.

Green beetles and red beetles exist in the
environment.

Green beetles pass on their color trait to
future offspring

Birds that eat the beetles move into the
environment.

Red beetles are eaten by birds, but green
beetles aren't eaten.

The entire population of beetles
eventually becomes green in color.​