Navjot+Fork+Bird+Population

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The 2 tined fork birds went through dramatic decreased change in population. During generation 1, the 2 tined fork birds went from the population from the 97 or 96;and then in generation 5, in which their population was around 58 ;and lastly to generation 10 in which they went to a total dramatic decrease of the population of around 37 or 38. The 1 tined fork birds went through a bit or a little progressed/increased change in their population. During generation 1, the 1 tined fork birds went from the population from the population of 0 (zero); and then in generation 5, in which their population increased to a population of 10-15 1 tined fork birds; and lastly to generation 10, in which they increased to a population near 20 around 18 or 19. The 4 tined fork birds went through a dramatic increased change. During generation 1, the 4 tined fork birds went from a population of 0 (zero); and then in generation 5, in which their population increased to a population of around 30; and lastly in generation 10, in which their population increased to a total population of around 42. Overall, the 4 tined fork birds had a greater amount of population in generation 10.

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In generation 1, the 2 tined forkbirds had a more increased population as well as generation 5. In generation 10, the 4 tined fork birds had the most population. According to the graph above, it shows that at first the 2 tined birds had a good majority of its type and then during its 10th generation its population decreased. As for the 1 tined fork bird population, at first it was 0 but soon by generation 10 it slowly started to increase. For the 4 tined fork birds, it went from 0 to increasing the most to generation 10. To conclude, the 4 tined birds were the most successful. =====

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**Battling Beaks simulates the idea of NATURAL SELECTION. Based on what you did in class, your data and questions 1 and 2, what do you suppose natural selection?** =====

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I think **NATURAL SELECTION** is if a animal or a group of species are adapted to there environment well then that will cause them to survive and make offspring to continue further generations of there kind; also I think natural selection is how well a group of species can survive to different environments. =====

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**As a result of heavy rains, the major food source for fork birds is now blueberries. After many generations, how many types of fork birds do you think there will be? What will the fork birds look like? Explain your answer.** =====

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I think there will be all of the types of tined fork birds because the 4 tined fork birds as well as other fork birds will be using ther forks to pick up the berry and eat it, and there color will be the same but they will be developing fat because a blueberry is round. =====

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**The cheetah, an extremely fast and efficient hunter, is an endangered species. The few cheetahs alive today show very little variation. How does this help to explain why cheetahs are on the verge of becoming extinct?** =====

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If the environment changes and the cheetahs are unable to adapt to the type of environment, then that will affect there species because it will make them endangered and it will be hard for the cheetahs to survive and continue further generations of there species. =====