Why are insects able to evolve faster than vertebrates?

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Tolitius · Answer 1 · 2023-07-10T06:44:40+0000

Answer: They had a much longer time to develope their relationships.

Explanation; They also produce much faster so there is more time for them to form the relationship. They also need the resources they can't get on their own.

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