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Right adaptive. But not evolutionary. It hasn't caused them to evolve into a different species. There isn't any proof of anything except detrimental changes in DNA due to pesticides. Increased tolerance to them is not neccessarily due to DNA changes. By the way, increased tolerance, not total tolerance, ever. Any pesticide will always still kill the bug it was intended for, sometimes you simply have to use a bit more than usual.

Why aren't the Inuit a fair skinned people? Have they not lived in the arctic as long as the Norwegians have lived in Norway?
Pesticide resistance is due to DNA mutation and natural selection.With enough DNA mutations one species can become two species that can't reproduce together.
You stll havent told me when dinosaurs roamed the earth and whrther humans were present then as depicted the paintings of James Gurney another moronic Berkeley alum.