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For finches on the Galapagos, a significant change in beak size can be observed across years with plentiful rainfall or intense
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Claim: Read the background information and look at the chart. How are average beak depth and seed size related?
The average beak
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Read the background information and look at the chart. How are average beak depth and seed size related?(1 point)
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Darwin noted numerous variations in beak size and shape in the finches he observed while in the Galapagos Islands. Beak
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Dichotomous Key to Representative Birds
1. a. The beak is relatively long and slender.................Certhidea b. The beak is
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In a certain population of finches, a single gene controls beak length. There are two possible alleles: S, which leads to a
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In a certain population of finches, a single gene controls beak length. There are two possible alleles: S, which leads to a
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In a certain population of finches, a single gene controls beak length. There are two possible alleles: S, which leads to a
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In a certain population of finches, a single gene controls beak length. There are two possible alleles: S which leads to a short
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Various finch species exist on the Galápagos islands. Finches with beak advantage survived longer and were able to reproduce
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