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    on Galápagos Islands, finches have many different types of beaks. Some are easy to crush seeds, some are easy to catch warms in the trunks, and others have their ways to use. But different types of beaks can only found on certain island, which because of separated islands, different environment provides different food for finches. The finches that have “wrong” beaks can’t find enough food to live lead to die. The finches with “right” beaks survive and live happily. That…

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    adapted to their new environments with features that now catered for that. For example different sized and shaped beaks that suited what food sources they have readily available to them on the island. Due to the isolation they have become their own species now unable to interbreed due to allopatric speciation. Darwin’s Finches can also rapidly adapt the size and shape of their beaks to cater for the wet and or dry conditions that cause a variation from the normal supply of food available. This…

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    Characteristics Of Pigeon

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    External features of Pigeon – Morphology – *The body of pigeon is spindle shaped (Fig.20.1) having a size of 20-25 cm. *The body is divisible into head, neck, trunk and tail. *The body is covered by backwardly directed…

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    finches beaks. “In the drought of 1977 the Finch Unit had seen natural selection in action. Now in its aftermath they saw evolution in action, in the dimensions of the birds’ beaks and in many other dimensions too.” (Weiner 81). With that said it shows how the finches beaks and the finches themselves were changed from the drought. In the book Weiner says, “So the birds were not simply magnified by the drought: they were reformed and revised. They were changed by their dead. Their beaks were…

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    Toucans have learned to use their adaptations that will help them better in life. Keel- Billed Toucans adapted to becoming fruit eater. The rainforest fruits are so much sweeter, but it is possible they have already have eaten fruit. Their long beaks help them reach fruits in hard places. They have two claws in the front and the back to make it easier to climb trees. Even though they eat mostly fruits they also each insects , reptiles , small birds and eggs. The toucan’s color of it’s feathers…

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    Barn Owl Case Study

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    with an ophthalmoscope is needed. Blue eye colouration in some nestling owls is normal (although both eyes should still look the same). Make sure that when you are checking the owls eyes that it doesn’t try to peck you, this can prevent harm from the beak of the…

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    white pine tree, and he was literally watching us like a hawk. With his eyes peered and neck pivoting as fast as you can imagine. At the same time Da Beak seems to have one of those looks on his face, one of those looks that says I can’t wait till I’m through with you. I close my eyes and recap what is going on and the moment I open my eyes Da Beak is gone. It wasn’t possible I only had my eyes closed for 5 seconds at the max. I run over to the tree that he was on and see no body splattered on…

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    and other organisms in that environment. Competition is only one of the reasons species change over time. In activity 3, the finches have different types of beaks. If a finch with a small beak goes up against a bird with a larger beak in the fight over bigger seeds, the finch with the larger beak would win. The finch with the smaller beak wouldn’t survive as long. When an organism dies there are unable to pass on their genes to the next generation. During the fruit loop lab our class had to…

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    Honker: A Short Story

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    "Honker! A little Warning before you do that!" Gosalyn was not pleased, not one bit. The splash of cum hit her dead in the face, across her beak and between the eyes; the second splash got her hair. The thought of giving Honker a firm reminder of the penalties came to mind; his balls were just inches from either of her hands. She let the thought pass, just this once. Gosalyn was no naive girl, the way Honker's hand settled on her head, she knew. She had seen enough magazines to know what Honker…

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    Pelicans Vs Flamingos

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    They have similarities and differences in traits diets and habitats. Both American White Pelicans and Flamingos can lay up to four or five eggs.American white pelicans and Flamingos have similarities and differences in their bodies.They both have beaks and feathers. American white pelicans can fly. Flamingos can not fly but if they go far enough they can swim. While american white pelicans have only one type of feathers. While flamingos have several different types. American white pelicans…

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