#39 38. The graphs to the right (beak sizes of two bird specieson 3 islands) are evidence ofa. character replacement as a result of predationb. character displacement as a result of droughtc. character dislocation as a result of evolutiond. character assassination by predatione. character displacement by competitionPinta MarchenaA4020G.fuliginosaG. fortis101214Daphne4039. Graph A shows thatthatwhile Graph B shows20a. the two species overlap in niche on the island PintaMarchena; the two species do not overlap in niche onthe other two islandsВG. fortis101214b. the two species do not overlap in niche on the islandPinta Marchena; the two species overlap in niche onthe other two islandsLos Hermanos40c. the two species compete for food in the island PintaMarchena; the two species compete on the islandsDaphne and Los Hermanosd. this is the site of origin for the two species; each ofthese islands were later colonized by the speciese. Darwin correctly identified species on Pinta Marchena; he mis-identified them elsewhere20G. fuliginosa8101214Beak size (mm)Percentage of individuals of each size class

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38. The graphs to the right (beak sizes of two bird species on 3 islands) are evidence of Pinta Marchena 40 A a. character replacement as a result of predation b. character displacement as a result of drought c. character dislocation as a result of evolution d. character assassination by predation e. character displacement by competition 20 G. G. fortis 12 fuliginosa 10 14 Daphne 39. Graph A shows that that a. the two species overlap in niche on the island Pinta Marchena; the two species do not overlap in niche on the other two islands while Graph B shows 20 В G. fortis 10 12 14 b. the two species do not overlap in niche on the island Pinta Marchena; the two species overlap in niche on the other two islands Los Hermanos 40 c. the two species compete for food in the island Pinta Marchena; the two species compete on the islands Daphne and Los Hermanos d. this is the site of origin for the two species; each of these islands were later colonized by the species e. Darwin correctly identified species on Pinta Marchena; he mis-identified them elsewhere 20 G. fuliginosa 10 12 14 Beak size (mm) Percentage of individuals of each size class

38. The graphs to the right (beak sizes of two bird species on 3 islands) are evidence of Pinta Marchena 40 A a. character replacement as a result of predation b. character displacement as a result of drought c. character dislocation as a result of evolution d. character assassination by predation e. character displacement by competition 20 G. G. fortis 12 fuliginosa 10 14 Daphne 39. Graph A shows that that a. the two species overlap in niche on the island Pinta Marchena; the two species do not overlap in niche on the other two islands while Graph B shows 20 В G. fortis 10 12 14 b. the two species do not overlap in niche on the island Pinta Marchena; the two species overlap in niche on the other two islands Los Hermanos 40 c. the two species compete for food in the island Pinta Marchena; the two species compete on the islands Daphne and Los Hermanos d. this is the site of origin for the two species; each of these islands were later colonized by the species e. Darwin correctly identified species on Pinta Marchena; he mis-identified them elsewhere 20 G. fuliginosa 10 12 14 Beak size (mm) Percentage of individuals of each size class

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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