In the peacock population, Peahens (female peacocks) choose their mate according to the colour of the males’ feathers. Males with the largest and brightest tails are able to attract mates. They produce a large number of offspring and pass the favourable gene to the offspring. Hence, the population of peacocks with bright feathers is large. Give the correct sequence of the following event: 1. Favourable genetic traits are passed on to the offspring 2. Peahens are attracted to male peacocks with bright feathers 3. The peacocks with bright feathers will survive and outcompete the peacocks without bright feathers 4. Male peacocks with less attractive feathers mate less often 5. There is variation in the appearance of the peacocks 6. The peacocks without bright feathers will outcompete the peacocks with bright feathers 7. Peahens are attracted to the male peacocks with less showier feathers 8. The peacock population is large with peacocks having both characteristics 9. The offspring with the favourable trait reproduce more