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    Allopatric and Sympatric

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    example of allopatric speciation is that of the Galapagos Finches‚ more commonly known as ‘Darwin’s Finches’. When on his trip to the Galapagos‚ Darwin saw many different birds‚ but assumed them to be completely different‚ namely blackbirds‚ gross beaks and finches. However‚ upon later investigation he found for them to all be finches‚ but each slightly different‚ through physical characteristics‚ and so he found them to be in total twelve different species. Sympatric: The first example of

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    slightly. The color of the owl’s face is mostly white with a border of a yellowish orange around the edges. Its eyes look to be a very dark black and slightly beneath the eyes is the beak. The beak is colored yellow and hanging out of its beak is a dead rat which is limp and dark gray. The owl is holding the rat’s face in his beak illustrating that it is in the middle of

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    A Puffin Research Paper

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    observe this mostly black and white stocky bird with a large beak as it dives down into the water to get food in the form of a fish‚ this bird is a puffin. One of the puffins land on the cliff when it’s a attacked by a fox‚ one of the animals that eats the puffins. Looking away from the mess you look to a puffin in the water getting food in the form of small marine fish for its chicks. You notice the puffin with a fish in its large colorful beak‚ you can tell by the colors that it’s breeding season because

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    Charles Darwin after studying the beaks‚ concluded that each shape seemed to serve a purpose suited to the particular island (Lee 15). He concluded that finches who had short‚ fat beaks mostly ate nuts and on islands where the main food source is insects the finches had long‚ skinny beaks (Lee 15). Based on this evidence Darwin developed a theory that at some point in the past‚ one type of finch arrived at the

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    Owls

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    Owls have a suite of adaptations which help them to be successful. Owls have large eyes and holes for ears‚ a hawk-like beak‚ and a rather flat face. Most birds of prey have eyes on the sides of their heads‚ but the owl’s eyes are facing forwards to help it see better in the dark. Their eyes are also fixed inside their sockets‚ so they have to turn their whole head to look at other things. Owls can rotate their heads and necks up to 270 degrees in both directions.[1][2][3] Owls are good at

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    dam building .In addition ranchers kill the macaws because they believe the macaws damage the trees used for their fence post‚ and scare cattle with their loud noises. They are a beautiful blue color and have a black beak with yellow streaks on the bottom of the beak. There beak

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    the end there are many more tadpoles then there are frogs. He concluded that the species that have advantages are more likely to survive and reproduce than those without these advantages. So a bird with a large strong beak will have more chance in survival that a bird with a small beak. The larger one could

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    Over hundreds of thousands of generations‚ ontogenesis‚ structure and process of human nature and personality have been constructed by natural and sexual selection. This revolutionary concept about organic evolution‚ better known as the ‘theory of evolution’ was first introduced in 1859 by English naturalist Charles Darwin. (Maltby‚ Day & Macaskill‚ 2013) He believed that all living beings evolved from simple organisms and have changed throughout periods of time to create many various types of species

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    Let’s talk about the whole controversy between Nature vs. Nurture. Nature is based on DNA. Many people believe that it is DNA that decides on how humans will behave‚ what occupations they will have‚ and what their personalities will be like. Others‚ on the other hand‚ believe that it is the environment‚ or nurture‚ that decides on occupation‚ behavior‚ and personality. Although nature does decide on what color hair you have‚ what eye color you have‚ and what your height is‚ nurture has the greatest

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    see pictures of chickens from a factory farm they look like they are fully grown but really its just a chick‚ chirping for someone to help them. According to the animal protection group‚ SAFE. When they are about 3 to 4 weeks old they get their beaks cut off. The farmers do this by using a hot blade and they have to put the chick’s

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