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Walking Stick Insect
Walking stick insects resemble leaves or twigs of a plant and thus are often not eaten by insect
predators. These insects can also produce an awful-smelling substance as a deterrent to predators.
These types of adaptations are a result of -
O A. extinction
OB. cospeciation
OC. natural selection
OD. genetic engineering



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Final answer:

Natural selection drives adaptations like the walking stick insect's camouflage and defensive substance production.


Explanation:

Natural selection is the process responsible for adaptations like the walking stick insect resembling a twig and producing a deterrent substance. This process allows organisms with beneficial traits to survive and reproduce, passing on those traits to the next generation. By blending in with their environment, these insects increase their chances of survival and reproduction.


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