In a population of damselflies, wings become progressively longer over the course of 8 generations. damselflies grown at high temperatures develop short wings; those grown at low temperatures develop long wings. at a given temperature, damselflies with short wings tend to have offspring with short wings and damselflies with long wings tend to have offspring with long wings. which of the following additional pieces of information would provide the strongest evidence that this is not a case of evolution? temperatures have gotten progressively hotter over the course of the 8 generations. both of the previous answers provide equally strong evidence that this is not a case of evolution. the total number of damselflies in the population has gotten progressively smaller over the course of the 8 generations.

Both of the previous answers provide equally strong evidence that this is not a case of evolution.

Explanation:

A change in the phenotype of an organisms does not mean it is evolving. Humans can adapt to different climates or altitude. If one is getting to much sun skin may become darker but if you are barely getting sun your skin becomes lighter. Gene expression is influenced by the environment but this does not mean the species is evolving. On top of it the experiment shows phenotype changes in hot or cool temperature this implies that the phenotype is influenced by the temperature.

children tend to take more after their grandparents more than their parents. it’s the dna you received that was passed down to you somewhere in your family. maybe one of your grandparents had/has straight hair and you might have gotten it from them.