(b) Based on the data in Figure 1. make a claim about the behavioral responses of the male Makira flycatchers
to a model of a Makira flycatcher. Use the data to justify your claim. Make a claim about the behavioral
responses of the male Makira flycatchers to the song recordings of a Makira flycatcher. Use the data to
justify your claim.
h i m that the Marina Island and the Santa Ana Island flycatchers are diyerging into different

Visual cues weigh more than auditory in aggression behaviour.

Explanation:

We can deduce that the appearance of male bird model of M , shows maximum aggression. While on the other hand, the different species model appearance does not show same amount of aggression. This is because visual cues are important in mate competition. It can be used to draw distinction between Males form M, SA and GW.

Taking a look at the type of song experiment. Here, the song of males form M population elicits or shows absolute and maximum aggression compared to songs from GW. However, when we put together both song and model, the visual cues appear to be more important than auditory. The appearance of Model M and song of SA also elicits significant aggression. But when module is SA and song is M the aggression is less. So we can say that visual cues weigh more than auditory in aggression behaviour.

d. the weight of the book

if the type of the food available changes, then the frequency of beak types will change, because birds with beaks more suited to the available food will be more successful over time.