Biology
Remember, if you haven't done so already, you must hand in the questions from pages 205 and213 tomorrow. In addition, look at the data that we got from the Clipland activity. What differences do you notice between the data from East and West Clipland? Given the type of food available, is the data obtained, what you would have expected? Remember that in the third season the food in East Clipland was all large marble fruit (the largest size) and West Clipland was all big tootfruit (medium size). Which type of bird is best adapted for the food on each island? Which bird will pass on its genes and which won't. What do you think future generations of Clipbirds will look like? If the Climate on West Clipland, suddenly got colder and only the tiny fruit was available, what changes in the Clipbird population are you likely to see in future generations?
All the questions from above:
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Biology
Homework Clipland activity
Remember, if you haven't done so already, you must hand in the questions from pages 205 and213 tomorrow. In addition, look at the data that we got from the Clipland activity. What differences do you notice between the data from East and West Clipland? Given the type of food available, is the data obtained, what you would have expected? Remember that in the third season the food in East Clipland was all large marble fruit (the largest size) and West Clipland was all big tootfruit (medium size). Which type of bird is best adapted for the food on each island? Which bird will pass on its genes and which won't. What do you think future generations of Clipbirds will look like? If the Climate on West Clipland, suddenly got colder and only the tiny fruit was available, what changes in the Clipbird population are you likely to see in future generations?
All the questions from above:
- What differences do you notice between the data from East and West Clipland?
- Given the type of food available, is the data obtained, what you would have expected?
- Which type of bird is best adapted for the food on each island?
- Which bird will pass on its genes and which won't on each island.
- What do you think future generations of Clipbirds will look like if conditions stayed the same on each island?
- If the Climate on West Clipland, suddenly got colder and only the tiny fruit was available, what changes in the Clipbird population are you likely to see in future generations? Explain your reasoning.
These questions are due on Thursday.
- Homework
Food chains and webs questions (the previous homework) Finish the analysis questions. Please make sure that all your answers are clear, detailed and answer the question. Make sure that you look up any spellings that you are unsure of. Your homework...
- Niche
The tree in the picture is part of the niche for every bird that lives in it. For a bird, in addition to the tree it lives in, the climate, its diet, etc. also form part of the niche. A niche describes the position of a species or population in an ecosystem....
- Evolution Part 3 - Natural Selection
EVOLUTION PART 3 ? NATURAL SELECTIONMs. Carter MUTATIONS are changes in our DNA. Sometimes, mutations are harmful and cause death. Other times, mutations give the individual an advantage and allow these individual to survive certain environmental conditions...
- Deep Ecology
Deep Ecology Platform Deep ecology provides a fairly radical framework to analyze the relative position of humans on the planet. Basically, deep ecology requires that we view ourselves as just another species, not more important or less. It requires a...
- Amazing General Facts About Birds
About 9000 species of birds are present all over the world Birds are the Best fliers. There are about 100 billion birds in the world.The only one group of animals having feathers is birds (Aves). Feathers of most of the birds are...