Evaluate this model of Darwin’s postulates. \"True\" or \"False\" to the end of
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Evaluate this model of Darwin’s postulates.
"True" or "False" to the end of each statement.
-The top row of flowers indicates that there were only four flowers in the original population.
-The X drawn over the flower shows that it did not survive.
-Flowers with short petals only mate with other flowers with short petals.
-The model is comparing two species of flower: a species with short petals and a species with long petals.
-The flowers grew longer petals because they needed to attract bees.
-The leaves, stems, and roots of the flowering plants were not included in the model for simplicity.
-The top row of flowers indicates that there were only four flowers in the original population.
-The X drawn over the flower shows that it did not survive.
-Flowers with short petals only mate with other flowers with short petals.
-The model is comparing two species of flower: a species with short petals and a species with long petals.
-The flowers grew longer petals because they needed to attract bees.
-The leaves, stems, and roots of the flowering plants were not included in the model for simplicity.
Explanation / Answer
1- the top row of flowers indicates that there were only four flowers in the original population. (false)
2.- True - Darwin's postulate says that in every generation there are individuals with more favorable traits which survive more than others. this X depicts that this flower showed less favorable traits of survivability.
3. False- flowers with short petals can also mate with longer petal flowers.
4. False
5. true
6. true
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