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23 May 2007
Today we got outside to do an evolution by natural selection activity. Sexual reproduction yields variation (and mutations) among members of a population. Our birds (students) had variation in their beak shapes (spoons, forks, forceps, and knives) as they foraged on the lawn for different sized and colored beans. We found that nature would favor the "spoon beak" shape and those members would pass that gene on to their offspring. After awhile, the "knife and forcep beak" genes would be eliminated.
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How come we didnt do this last year
I made a lot of new labs last summer. Sorry! = )
I will probably say that same thing next year when I'm in 8th grade....I don't wanna go to 8th grade! Sad...
I am changing my blog name to: www.alenthenerd.blogspot.com
GO ASHLYN!!!
~ASHYLN' S FAN
that looks nice. i am in ais math. ha ha. its boring. he he ♥
~Kaitlynn
This lab was so totally awesome! Keegan was a cheater all the way! I don't care if natural selection favors him or not, that was not right!
Juliette I know who you are. Thats your french name ****** (not going to say).
I know who you are, Izzi. ******. I won't say if you won't.
whos that sexi kid in the dc shirt?
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