The data presented exhibit the change in soapberry bugs beak length (mm) over time, following the introduction of a new plant with smaller fruits (goldenrain tree) that replaced the original food source (balloon vine) in central Florida soap-berry bug populations. Which of the following best explain the shift into shorter beak size.

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The data presented exhibit the change in soapberry bugs beak length (mm) over time, following the introduction of a new plant with
smaller fruits (goldenrain tree) that replaced the original food source (balloon vine) in central Florida soap-berry bug populations.
Which of the following best explain the shift into shorter beak size.
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10 On native species, Beak
8 balloon vine
6 (southern Florida)
Museum-specimen average
On introduced
species,
goldenrain tree
(central Florida)
10
11
8
Beak length (mm)
O The soapberries with the short beaks came with the introduced plant species and are not closely related to the long beak Florida soapberry bugs
O The introduction of the new plant induced a beneficial mutation in soapberry bugs
O Individuals with shorter beaks had an advantage in using the new food source due to reduced competition level resulting in increased
reproductive success
O Soapberry beak size vary greatly and the graph exhibit this variation demonstrating genetic drift
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Previous
70°F Sunny
Number of individuals
జ అ
Transcribed Image Text:The data presented exhibit the change in soapberry bugs beak length (mm) over time, following the introduction of a new plant with smaller fruits (goldenrain tree) that replaced the original food source (balloon vine) in central Florida soap-berry bug populations. Which of the following best explain the shift into shorter beak size. Results 10 On native species, Beak 8 balloon vine 6 (southern Florida) Museum-specimen average On introduced species, goldenrain tree (central Florida) 10 11 8 Beak length (mm) O The soapberries with the short beaks came with the introduced plant species and are not closely related to the long beak Florida soapberry bugs O The introduction of the new plant induced a beneficial mutation in soapberry bugs O Individuals with shorter beaks had an advantage in using the new food source due to reduced competition level resulting in increased reproductive success O Soapberry beak size vary greatly and the graph exhibit this variation demonstrating genetic drift Next Previous 70°F Sunny Number of individuals జ అ
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