Carnivorous plants: CARNIVOROUS PLANTS Carnivorous plants attract insects promising a reward of food. This is an example of deception in communication. This only works because carnivorous plants are rare and commonly this attraction to food is rewarded by most flowering plants. Identify a cost to an insect species if they evolved a behavioral avoidance of carnivorous plant characteristics? O The cost to insects would be they would overpopulate the niche and go extinct. If the insects evolved to avoid a potential food source they would reduce their fitness. O If the insects did not go to the carnivorous plants, they would die out. O There is no cost to insects if they evolve to avoid carnivorous plant characteristics.
Carnivorous plants: CARNIVOROUS PLANTS Carnivorous plants attract insects promising a reward of food. This is an example of deception in communication. This only works because carnivorous plants are rare and commonly this attraction to food is rewarded by most flowering plants. Identify a cost to an insect species if they evolved a behavioral avoidance of carnivorous plant characteristics? O The cost to insects would be they would overpopulate the niche and go extinct. If the insects evolved to avoid a potential food source they would reduce their fitness. O If the insects did not go to the carnivorous plants, they would die out. O There is no cost to insects if they evolve to avoid carnivorous plant characteristics.
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