plants produced large tough seeds and small soft seeds. Most members of a population of finches are found to have small beaks while a smaller portion of the group have large beaks. The islands experienced a drought that negatively impacted the community of plants that produced small soft seeds leaving the island with plants that produced large tough seeds. After the drought, it was observed that the finches with smaller beaks were reduced and the majority of finches were found to have large beaks.

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25. Scenario 3: In the Galapagos islands, a community of plants produced large tough seeds and small
soft seeds. Most members of a population of finches are found to have small beaks while a smaller
portion of the group have large beaks. The islands experienced a drought that negatively impacted the
community of plants that produced small soft seeds leaving the island with plants that produced large
tough seeds. After the drought, it was observed that the finches with smaller beaks were reduced and
the majority of finches were found to have large beaks.
Stabilizing Selection
Disruptive Selection
Directional Selection
Normal Selection
A.
B.
C.
D.
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Transcribed Image Text:25. Scenario 3: In the Galapagos islands, a community of plants produced large tough seeds and small soft seeds. Most members of a population of finches are found to have small beaks while a smaller portion of the group have large beaks. The islands experienced a drought that negatively impacted the community of plants that produced small soft seeds leaving the island with plants that produced large tough seeds. After the drought, it was observed that the finches with smaller beaks were reduced and the majority of finches were found to have large beaks. Stabilizing Selection Disruptive Selection Directional Selection Normal Selection A. B. C. D. e Education TM, Inc.
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