Every monarch butterfly migrates. This statement . A) is true B) can be made true by change "Every" to "No" C) can be made true by deleting "monarch" D) can be made true by changing "Every" to "The final generation

The answer is option A "Is True"

Explanation:

The Monarch is notable for its capacity to travel significant stretches, and the migrations in North America are one of the best common marvels on the planet. This butterfly is additionally periodically recorded from the English Isles, making it our biggest and most extraordinary traveler butterfly.

Each fall, a great many ruler butterflies move 3,000 miles from their favorable places in northeastern North America to spend the colder time of year in the timber lands of southwestern Mexico. Every movement is by new generation, so they can't gain from others. All things being equal, they depend on their qualities. Their antennae have a genetic clock that reveals to them when to move and to explore they measure the sun's situation not too far off with their eyes.

in 1859, charles darwin set out his theory of evolution by natural selection as an explanation for adaptation and speciation. he defined natural selection as the "principle by which each slight variation [of a trait], if useful, is preserved".