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The marine biologist claims the suggestion that the fish who live around coral reefs are colorful because the coral reefs are colorful, and it allows them to camouflage, is mistaken. It is the fish, not the coral, that are colorful. The coral itself is monochromatic and made up of dull browns and greens.

The conclusion is the marine biologist’s refutation of the hypothesis about colorful reefs and camouflage: “this suggestion is mistaken.”

This rephrases the suggestion in the context that the marine biologist refutes. She is saying this is inaccurate because the reefs are not actually brightly colored.

This is context for the mistaken argument. It is reasoning that supports the use of camouflage, but it ultimately does not apply because the reefs are not brightly colored.

This accurately rephrases the conclusion. “It” - the suggeston that the fish are brightly colored because they camouflage with brightly colored reefs - “is mistaken”

This is support for why the bright colors of the fish would not actually be camouflaged by the reefs.

This is more support that shows why the reef is monochromatic and not brightly colored. This further supports that the brightly colored fish would not be camouflaged by the reefs.

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