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the lesson question for this lab is “what is the effect of the type of food available on the frequency of different types of bird beaks? ” the the lab procedure you just studied should you address this question. will it? explain.

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In lab procedures, a standard is prepared to compare the changes with variables. Yes, the mentioned lab procedure will help to address this question.

Darwinism:

The different organisms of the same species adapte to the different food habits and populate accordingly. This is known as Adaptive radiation.

Example: Darwin Finches - Darwin observed the birds with almost the same properties have different beak structures according to their food habits in Galapagos island.

Here, The lab procedure will be,

Observation:

After a few generations, only a few birds will survive in each group and they populate. In these birds, the variations in the beak will be according to the food they eat.

Hence, birds with most favorable beak variations will survive and populate.

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