Question

Which of the following statements best explains how the first generation 20 points

lady beetle from the above model changed in the later generations? *
Lady Booties
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Later
Genovation
In the first generation, the beetles with the dark spotted trait had a better chance of
survival. The beetles changed their color to better adapt to their environment, and the
species evolved to have a lighter color.
In the first generation, the beetles with the dark spotted trait had a better chance of
survival. The trait mutated over time, causing the beetles with that trait to be darker,
and the species evolved to have a darker color.
In the first generation, the beetles with the dark spotted trait had a lower chance of
sury The trait mutated over time, causing the beetles with that trait to be lighter,
and the species evolved to have a lighter color.
In the first generation, the beetles with the dark spotted trait had a lower chance of
survival. The beetles changed their color to better adapt to their environment, and the
species evolved to have a lighter color.

Answer 1

In the first generation, the beetles changed to have light spots. The beetles with the light spotted trait had a better chance of survival causing the species evolved to have lighter spots.

Answer 2

In the first generation, the beetles with the dark spotted trait had a better chance of survival. The trait mutated over time, causing the beetles with that trait to be darker.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the picture that I had, it shows that some of the beetles in the first generation started to develop spots on their back or wings. It shows that later down the line, their backs start to get even more darker which means that is must be a trait that mutated over time that would allow the beetles with that trait to be significantly darker. They can't just change their traits if they want to so it would have to be something like mutation that caused it.