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    They passed this trait to their offspring. The new off springs had larger beaks that enabled them to adapt to the environment Pollinators: Co-evolution is the process where two or more species live together as a result of ecological relationships. In the clip‚ the birds and the bees helps pollinate the flours. The plants rely

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    In conclusion‚ the purpose of the lab Bird Adaptations was to act as a bird using different tools as a beak‚ and try to collect as many items as you can at each station in 15 seconds. Overall‚ the data collected throughout this lab supported each of my hypothesis. The data shows that certain “beaks” worked better than the other at collecting food. For example‚ the data shows that for the Seeds Station the tweezers worked best with an average of 9.3 pieces of food‚ the straw worked best for the Nectar

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    change in precipitation changes beak size‚ population and the size of seeds? By: Karen Ann Weeks Dr. Tomáš J "Doc" Oberding January 20‚ 2013 Introduction and Purpose Hypothesis – When changing the level of precipitation which changes the seeds to hard large seeds the finches with the smaller beaks with become a smaller population when changing the precipitation which changes the seeds to smaller soft seeds will increase the population no matter what size of the beaks. This experiment is being

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    they both have a hooked beak. One difference is that the Great Horned owl has large‚ forward-looking eyes‚ making it ideal to hunt at night in forests. The osprey‚ on the other hand is ideal for catching fish near water during the day. b. Both the purple martin and woodpecker have eyes on the side of their heads. However‚ the beaks and talons of these birds are different. A woodpecker would be more suited in an area full of trees that it can use its chisel-shaped beak for breaking into trees.

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    Animals have different body parts that help them survive. The claws and jaws of the mighty lion‚ a bird’s beak‚ the sharp teeth of a crocodile‚ and a bear’s paws and claws all help the animal live. Let’s explore these animals and how their important body parts help them. Males lions have thick fur surrounding their head called a mane. It provides protection for their neck when they fight enemies or challengers. Lion jaws are very strong and powerful so they can kill large prey‚ such as giraffes.

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    Tamu Hagwood September 2‚ 2013 Evolution of Finches by Population and Land Size Introduction and Purpose Finches reside on two islands‚ Darwin and Wallace. Parameters for one island will be changed to study the evolution of the finch’s beak size and population. This experiment will show basic principles of evolution by examining the finches over a time frame of 100 years. The purpose of this experiment is to understand factor that effect evolution of a species and biological and environmental

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    different utensils which were Spoon‚ Fork‚ chopstick‚ and clothespin which represent the four different types of bird beaks. Our goal was to see which one utensil ( bird beak) would outcome the other four utensil ( bird beak) by being able to survive with the limit amount of food‚ the environmental chances‚ and see who were going to come out with the highest fittest. Each type utensil (bird beak) was place on a table (environment) with a food but as they keep on reproducing the environment keep on changing

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    this study‚ "Darwin Island" and "Wallace Island" are lab environments that were used to conduct the experiment. By manipulating vital parameters that influence adaptation‚ natural selection and then following how the changes influence the evolution of beak size and population numbers for the two different populations of finches over selected time intervals‚ the evolution

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    Natural Selection for the Birds Purpose: To determine which birds with which beaks survive best in their environment depending on the type of food available. Question: What is the effect of the type of food available on the frequency of different types of bird beaks? Hypothesis: If the food type changes in the environment‚ then the amount of each type of bird beaks will change because birds with beaks more suited to the available food will be more successful over time. Variables:

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    over time between the Darwin and Wallace report. The first experiment is meant to study the influence of beak size on the birds’ population numbers. Deep breaks are suited to crack hard seeds‚ and shallow beaks are better suited for cracking soft seeds. To test out the hypothesis‚ I was able to change the beak size of Darwin to 17.0mm and let Wallace Island at 12.0mm. By doing so‚ the average beak size rose over time whereas it fluctuates for Wallace. The clutch size was changed from 10 eggs to 30

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