Question

Beak structures differ between individuals of one species of bird. These differences most likely indicate (1 point) Responses a reduced rate of reproduction a reduced rate of reproduction the presence of a variety of food sources the presence of a variety of food sources a large supply of one kind of food a large supply of one kind of food an abundance of predators

Answer 1

The differences in beak structures between individuals of one species of bird most likely indicate the presence of a variety of food sources. Variations in beak morphology often correspond to the types of food available and can suggest that the birds have adapted to exploit different niches within their environment.