Choose all that apply. Based on this phylogeny of fantasy species and the information below, which of the following statements are true? Unicorns, kudarungs, and hurroks are all considered immortal horses.

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On the Galapagos Islands, researchers have been monitoring a population of finches
for decades. These finches eat seeds, and can crack seeds of different sizes
depending on the size (depth) of their beak: finches with large beaks are good at
cracking and eating large, hard seeds; finches with small beaks do well on small
seeds. In 1977, a very severe drought caused seed production to drop drastically;
most of the few plants that did flower and produced seeds were plants that make
large, hard seeds. As a consequence, many finches that did not have a large enough
beak to crack the hard seeds, died of starvation.
A
●
Figure A below shows how much variation there was in beak size among
individuals before (1976) and after (1978) the drought year. The mean (small
triangle on the horizontal axis) shifted from about 8.8 mm to about 9.8 mm.
Figure B shows midoffspring values of beak size plotted agains midparent
values, in 1976 (black dots) and 1978 (open circles). The straights lines show
the regressions across the 1976 data points (lower, plain line) and the 1978
data points (upper, dashed line).
Number
of
Number
finches
20
10
0
30-
20
10
Finches hatched in 1976
the year before the drought
73 78 83 83 93 98 103 108113
DI
Finches hatched in 1978
the year after the drought
73 78 83 88 93 58 103 108113
Beak size idepth in m
I
B
Midoffspring beak
depth (mm)
11.04
10.0
01978
1976
10.0
Midparent beak depth (mm)
IA
11.0
Transcribed Image Text:On the Galapagos Islands, researchers have been monitoring a population of finches for decades. These finches eat seeds, and can crack seeds of different sizes depending on the size (depth) of their beak: finches with large beaks are good at cracking and eating large, hard seeds; finches with small beaks do well on small seeds. In 1977, a very severe drought caused seed production to drop drastically; most of the few plants that did flower and produced seeds were plants that make large, hard seeds. As a consequence, many finches that did not have a large enough beak to crack the hard seeds, died of starvation. A ● Figure A below shows how much variation there was in beak size among individuals before (1976) and after (1978) the drought year. The mean (small triangle on the horizontal axis) shifted from about 8.8 mm to about 9.8 mm. Figure B shows midoffspring values of beak size plotted agains midparent values, in 1976 (black dots) and 1978 (open circles). The straights lines show the regressions across the 1976 data points (lower, plain line) and the 1978 data points (upper, dashed line). Number of Number finches 20 10 0 30- 20 10 Finches hatched in 1976 the year before the drought 73 78 83 83 93 98 103 108113 DI Finches hatched in 1978 the year after the drought 73 78 83 88 93 58 103 108113 Beak size idepth in m I B Midoffspring beak depth (mm) 11.04 10.0 01978 1976 10.0 Midparent beak depth (mm) IA 11.0
Choose all that apply. Based on this phylogeny of fantasy species and the
information below, which of the following statements are true?
Unicorns, kudarungs, and hurroks are all considered immortal horses.
Basilisk
Bipedal
O O O O O
Coldfang
Z
Slit pupil
eyes
Lizard-
shaped
Dragon
Scales
Wings
Vertebrate
Wyvern
Immortal
Yellow fog
breath
Hair
Kraken Unicorn Kudarung Hurrok
Wings are a synapomorphy of immortal horses.
Immortal horses are a paraphyletic clade.
Keratin claws are a synapomorphy of immortal horses.
Immortal horses are a monophyletic clade.
Hair is a synapomorphy of immortal horses.
Keratin
claws
Wings
Spidren
Transcribed Image Text:Choose all that apply. Based on this phylogeny of fantasy species and the information below, which of the following statements are true? Unicorns, kudarungs, and hurroks are all considered immortal horses. Basilisk Bipedal O O O O O Coldfang Z Slit pupil eyes Lizard- shaped Dragon Scales Wings Vertebrate Wyvern Immortal Yellow fog breath Hair Kraken Unicorn Kudarung Hurrok Wings are a synapomorphy of immortal horses. Immortal horses are a paraphyletic clade. Keratin claws are a synapomorphy of immortal horses. Immortal horses are a monophyletic clade. Hair is a synapomorphy of immortal horses. Keratin claws Wings Spidren
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