How are the two variables, bird survival and beak size, related?

a. Overall, birds with smaller beak size had a lower percent of surviving.

b. The population increased.

c. Overall, birds with larger beak size had a lower percent of surviving.

d. Overall, there is no correlation with beak size and survival.

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Georgia Thomas

Biology

19 January, 12:29

How are the two variables, bird survival and beak size, related?

a. Overall, birds with smaller beak size had a lower percent of surviving.

b. The population increased.

c. Overall, birds with larger beak size had a lower percent of surviving.

d. Overall, there is no correlation with beak size and survival.

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Aden Mercer · Answer 1

The verified answer is wrong i just took the test it's A

Shawn Carlson · Answer 2

c. Overall, birds with larger beak size had a lower percent of surviving.

For any given environment with multiple food sources the birds with the smaller bear sizes can eat multiple types of foods and reach inside more difficult to reach places, where larger beaked birds cant.