A group of snakes were all placed into environments that had differing selective pressures. Read the data tables below and graph each snake in its environment. From the graph, determine what type of selection is being portrayed: directional, stabilizing or disruptive. 1. Snakes placed on an island where there are two predators that eat snakes. Number of Snakes at Each Length 4cm 2 cm 2 6 cm 8 cm 12 10 cm Year 1980 14 18 4 1984 4 12 8 9 8. 1988 10 6. 3 6 14 Graph Type of Selection: Summarize what happened to the snakes.
A group of snakes were all placed into environments that had differing selective pressures. Read the data tables below and graph each snake in its environment. From the graph, determine what type of selection is being portrayed: directional, stabilizing or disruptive. 1. Snakes placed on an island where there are two predators that eat snakes. Number of Snakes at Each Length 4cm 2 cm 2 6 cm 8 cm 12 10 cm Year 1980 14 18 4 1984 4 12 8 9 8. 1988 10 6. 3 6 14 Graph Type of Selection: Summarize what happened to the snakes.
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Transcribed Image Text:A group of snakes were all placed into environments that had differing selective pressures. Read the
data tables below and graph each snake in its environment. From the graph, determine what type of
selection is being portrayed: directional, stabilizing or disruptive.
1. Snakes placed on an island where there are two predators that eat snakes.
Number of Snakes at Each Length
2 cm
10 cm
6 cm
18
8.
4cm
8 cm
12
9
Year
1980
14
| 1984
4
12
8
1988
10
6.
6
14
Graph
Type of Selection:
Summarize what
happened to the snakes.
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