The Bactrododema hecticum (African Stick Bug) is an hebivorous insect that looks like a stick. Based on modern evolutionary theory, the most likely explanation for the insect's appearance is that (1 point)
natural selections of many variations
occurred to ensure survival
a single gene mutation caused the
resemblance
The insects changed because they
ate the wood of the trees
• genes were transferred from the trees to the insects
1 answer
natural selection favored the insects that looked like sticks, as it provided camouflage and protection from predators