So, am I reading you correctly?
Do you believe the peppered moth is one species where coloration does confer a selection advantage, or not?
Remember, you made the claim:
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My point is that coloration in 99% of animals has no selective advantage/disadvantage.
If what you say is true, then you should be able to list several species where there is solid evidence that coloration does, indeed, confer a selection advantage.