Which population of frogs is likely to have more changes after many generations? descendant Species 1: The frogs in the brown hills.
Descendant Species 2: The frogs in the green forest.
Both are equally likely to have changes in their structures.

Explain the reasoning for your answer

both are equally likely to have changes in their structure

Brown hills. Since the frogs are green, they can camouflage into the green forest. Now, if the green frogs go in the brown hill, they won’t camouflage. Overtime, the colour of the frogs will most likely change over many many generations to adapt to their needs.

A

Explanation:

In this passage, Thoreau uses furniture as a specific example of a philosophical tendency toward "simplicity in all things." Thoreau believes, quite simply, that the less furniture and "stuff" you have, the more free you are. He is not opposed to all possessions, merely to having too many of them (or being too attached to them) and having them keep you imprisoned or set in one place for your entire life.