The correct answer would be through adaptation and eventually over time they had to evolve to the area around them which made them develop over time to have longer necks .
Are there answer choices? The only thing you can see change is the size and the pattern slightly changed.
1) This includes two leaf-feeding beetles, one root-boring weevil and one flower-feeding weevil. ... calmariensis are leaf-eating beetles which seriously affect growth and seed production by feeding on the leaves and new shoot growth of purple loosestrife plants.
<u>I dont really know, but cell cycle has alot to do with DNA and mutations which can cause DNA not to be replicated </u>
