Fork+Birds

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 * 1) ===Describe what happened to each type of fork bird over time. ===
 * 2) ===Which fork bird was the most successful? Use your data to support your answer. ===
 * 3) ===Battling Beaks simulates the idea of NATURAL SELECTION. Based on what you did in class, your data and questions 1 and 2, what do you suppose natural selection? ===
 * 4) ===As a result of heavy rains, the major food source for fork birds is now blueberries. After many generations, how many types of fork birds do you think there will be? What will the fork birds look like? Explain your answer. ===
 * 5) ===The cheetah, an extremely fast and efficient hunter, is an endangered species. The few cheetahs alive today show very little variation. How does this help to explain why cheetahs are on the verge of becoming extinct? ===


 * 1) ===Over time the number of 4 tined Fork Birds escalated, and the 1 tined and 2 tined Fork Bird population went down ===
 * 2) ===The 4 tined Fork Bird was the most successful because it could collect more food. ===
 * 3) ===It means after a while the most successful fork bird will be dominant and when it has offspring they are also 4 tined fork birds because it adapted the best to its environment. ===
 * 4) ===Their will be 1,2,3 and 4 tined fork birds because blueberries are squishy so they can use the tines to poke the blueberries. ===
 * 5) ===Cheetah's are on the verge of being extinct because they are all the same so if a disease breaks out and the Cheetah's don't have anything to fight off the disease somehow the species will become extinct. ===