1 point Anole species differ by the color, size, pattern, and shape of the dewlap.
Scientists have observed that anoles use these dewlaps to identify
members of the same species. How did this variation in dewlaps likely
arise? *
The variation in dewlap always existed in the original population.
After the lizard population moved to a new environment, the dewlaps changed
automatically to match their new surroundings.
A random genetic mutation occurred in an individual; it was beneficial and was
selected for over multiple generations.
An individual anole never extended his dewlap, and as a result, his offspring were born
without dewlaps