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306/variants/596276/take/14/ A storm blew a population of birds to an uncharted island. After many generations, two separate species of birds evolved. One population had very small beaks that could get into the crevices of tree bark to catch insects hiding there. The other population had very large beaks to crack the hard shells of seeds. Use the sketchpad below to draw a natural selection graph of the type of selection that these two populations of birds exhibit. 1. Draw a new curve on the graph below to show how the distribution of beak sizes might change 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK V of individuals with a trait Original population Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered Quantification of trait All Changes Saved ariants/596276/take/14/ 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK # of individuals with a trait Original population Quantification of trait 1 Points Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered

306/variants/596276/take/14/ A storm blew a population of birds to an uncharted island. After many generations, two separate species of birds evolved. One population had very small beaks that could get into the crevices of tree bark to catch insects hiding there. The other population had very large beaks to crack the hard shells of seeds. Use the sketchpad below to draw a natural selection graph of the type of selection that these two populations of birds exhibit. 1. Draw a new curve on the graph below to show how the distribution of beak sizes might change 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK V of individuals with a trait Original population Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered Quantification of trait All Changes Saved ariants/596276/take/14/ 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK # of individuals with a trait Original population Quantification of trait 1 Points Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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306/variants/596276/take/14/ A storm blew a population of birds to an uncharted island. After many generations, two separate species of birds evolved. One population had very small beaks that could get into the crevices of tree bark to catch insects hiding there. The other population had very large beaks to crack the hard shells of seeds. Use the sketchpad below to draw a natural selection graph of the type of selection that these two populations of birds exhibit. 1. Draw a new curve on the graph below to show how the distribution of beak sizes might change 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK V of individuals with a trait Original population Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered Quantification of trait All Changes Saved
Transcribed Image Text:306/variants/596276/take/14/ A storm blew a population of birds to an uncharted island. After many generations, two separate species of birds evolved. One population had very small beaks that could get into the crevices of tree bark to catch insects hiding there. The other population had very large beaks to crack the hard shells of seeds. Use the sketchpad below to draw a natural selection graph of the type of selection that these two populations of birds exhibit. 1. Draw a new curve on the graph below to show how the distribution of beak sizes might change 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK V of individuals with a trait Original population Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered Quantification of trait All Changes Saved
ariants/596276/take/14/ 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK # of individuals with a trait Original population Quantification of trait 1 Points Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered
Transcribed Image Text:ariants/596276/take/14/ 2. Use red for the population after selection had occurred. PENCIL THIN BLACK # of individuals with a trait Original population Quantification of trait 1 Points Page 14 of 15 0/3 Answered
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