To represent changes to lizard leg structure due to natural selection over the prolonged period of higher-than-normal rainfall, the best graph would typically show a trend over time illustrating the increase in leg length among the lizard population as a result of the advantages provided by longer legs during flooding.
Generally, the most appropriate graph would illustrate a positive trend (increase) in leg length over the specified time period (2000 to 2010) for the lizard population.
Without seeing the images you referred to, I would suggest selecting the graph that shows a clear upward trend correlating with the natural selection pressure caused by flooding. If a graph shows an increase in average leg length of lizards over time, that would likely be the best representation of the scenario described.
If you have descriptions of the graphs or patterns visible in them, I can help you identify which one is most fitting based on that information.