1. A population of snails that has striped and unstriped individuals has recently moved into a newregion. Birds break the snails open by dropping them onto the rocks. The birds eat the bodiesof the snails and leave the shells. In one area, researchers counted both live snails and brokenshells. The data are summarized below.Number of Snail ShellsStriped ShellsUnstripedShellsSnailsliving snailsbroken (dead)264296486277snailsa) Analyze the data. Which form of snail (striped or unstriped) is more likely to be caught bythe birds for food? Explain how you know.b) Suggest a hypothesis to explain what is happening to the snails.c) Predict and explain how the frequencies of striped and unstriped individuals in thepopulation might change over many generations.

The theory of evolution by natural selection suggests that due to the dissimilarities in their…

1. A population of snails that has striped and unstriped individuals has recently moved into a new region. Birds break the snails open by dropping them onto the rocks. The birds eat the bodies of the snails and leave the shells. In one area, researchers counted both live snails and broken shells. The data are summarized below. Number of Snail Shells Snails Striped Shells Unstriped Shells living snails broken (dead) 264 296 486 277 snails a) Analyze the data. Which form of snail (striped or unstriped) is more likely to be caught by the birds for food? Explain how you know. b) Suggest a hypothesis to explain what is happening to the snails. c) Predict and explain how the frequencies of striped and unstriped individuals in the population might change over many generations.

1. A population of snails that has striped and unstriped individuals has recently moved into a new region. Birds break the snails open by dropping them onto the rocks. The birds eat the bodies of the snails and leave the shells. In one area, researchers counted both live snails and broken shells. The data are summarized below. Number of Snail Shells Snails Striped Shells Unstriped Shells living snails broken (dead) 264 296 486 277 snails a) Analyze the data. Which form of snail (striped or unstriped) is more likely to be caught by the birds for food? Explain how you know. b) Suggest a hypothesis to explain what is happening to the snails. c) Predict and explain how the frequencies of striped and unstriped individuals in the population might change over many generations.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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