Question

1. the mexican long - nosed bat roosts in big bend national park in west texas. the bat feeds on nectar and pollen and hovers while it feeds. additionally, its tongue can extend up to eight centimeters. the features of mexican long - nosed bats are evidence of natural selection because the features are adaptations that — lead to an increase in predation by other animals show that most dna mutations are necessary advantageous but do not increase survival success help individuals outcompete other individuals for resources to increase survival and reproduction are the result of intentional breeding

Explanation:

Natural selection involves traits that enhance an organism's ability to survive and reproduce. The Mexican long - nosed bat's features like its long tongue for reaching nectar and pollen and hovering ability help it compete for resources, which is in line with the concept of natural selection. It is not about increased predation, most DNA mutations are not necessarily advantageous in this context, and it is not due to intentional breeding (which is artificial selection).

Answer:

help individuals outcompete other individuals for resources to increase survival and reproduction