Chapter 11, Problem 3PDT

Summary Introduction

To determine: The selective factors that are responsible for different pattern of differences in clutch sizes of organisms found in low and high latitude regions.

Introduction: A clutch of eggs can be defined as the total number of all eggs which are produced by the species of birds, reptiles, and amphibians at a given single time. These clutches are usually laid in nests by these organisms and play a vital role in determining the overall size of the organisms in a population.