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if you take uh wild caught uh field mice and uh you have uh a pregnant mothers and you have them in the lab but you manipulate the lights so that uh you have artificial spring in other words day length is getting longer day after day during the pregnancy then what happens is when their pups were are born they will have a low density of fur anticipating summer temperatures
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if you however uh put them in artificial fall where day length is getting shorter uh they will be born now with high density of for anticipating winter temperatures