In penguins, both parents offer care for their young. Which of the following is UNLIKELY an explanation for why bi-parental care is seen in penguins? Penguins have relatively small brains compared to other birds Their food source is very difficult to obtain Penguin chicks are unlikely to survive the extremely harsh environment if they are left alone or only receive care from one parent Penguin chicks have a long developmental time to adulthood
In penguins, both parents offer care for their young. Which of the following is UNLIKELY an explanation for why bi-parental care is seen in penguins? Penguins have relatively small brains compared to other birds Their food source is very difficult to obtain Penguin chicks are unlikely to survive the extremely harsh environment if they are left alone or only receive care from one parent Penguin chicks have a long developmental time to adulthood
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- Your cousin Peter was hiking in Zion National Park last week and stumbled onto a large number of scorpions on the top of a hill when he went there to take a photo of the night sky. There was one large scorpion in the center of the gathering and it appeared to be mating with another scorpion. Other scorpions at the periphery of the gathering are smaller. He has been taking photos at night in the park for a whole week and rarely saw any scorpions elsewhere. He knows you are a biology major so he texted you to see if you know what was going on with these scorpions on the hilltop. You explained to him that this gathering is likely a ____ and the ______ hypothesis likely explains its formation.
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resource defense - lek, hotspot
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- In penguins, both parents offer care for their young. Which of the following is UNLIKELY an explanation for why bi-parental care is seen in penguins?
- Penguins have relatively small brains compared to other birds
- Their food source is very difficult to obtain
- Penguin chicks are unlikely to survive the extremely harsh environment if they are left alone or only receive care from one parent
- Penguin chicks have a long developmental time to adulthood
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