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Biology, 10.03.2021 19:30 bellsbella34

According to the fossil record, giraffes didn't always have long necks Through time, they evolved to have long necks What would be the best explanation for the longer necks? 15.13

O The giraffe stretched its neck while reaching for higher leaves as a result, its offspring inherited longer necks

O Convergent evolution explains why giraffes have long necks

O Certain traits can be favorably selected through time in a population if members of that population continuously breed with partners with the desired trait, thus, naturally selecting out those without the trat

O Divergent evolution explains why giraffes have long necks

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