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Certain insects resemble the twigs of trees on which they live. The probable reason for this resemblance is that a)the trees caused a mutation to occur B)no mutations have taken…

Certain insects resemble the twigs of trees on which they live. The probable reason for this resemblance is that a)the trees caused a mutation to occur B)no mutations have taken…
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Certain insects resemble the twigs of trees on which they live. The probable reason for this resemblance is that

a)the trees caused a mutation to occur

B)no mutations have taken place

C)natural selection has favored this trait

D)the insects needed to camouflage themselves

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C) natural selection has favored this trait

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