part c A species of bird shows variation in wing-length (measured from the bird's shoulder to the tip of thelongest feather).You measure wing-length in a population of these birds and find a mean wing-length of 13 cm. Youcalculate a heritability of wing-length to be 1.That summer, there is a severe drought. Many of the birds die and only a few survive to reproduce. Thesurviving birds have a mean wing-length of 16 cm.a) What is the predicted mean wing-length of the offspring of the surviving birds?[[ Select ]b) What type of selection was acting on wing-length in these birds? I Select ]c) Five years later, you go back and measure wing-length in this bird population again. Every bird in thepopulation has a wing-length of 14 cm. What is the heritability of wing-length in this population now?V [ Select ]heritability= 0.67heritability = 0.34%3Dheritability = 0heritability= 1

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c) Five years later, you go back and measure wing-length in this bird population again. Every bird in the population has a wing-length of 14 cm. What is the heritability of wing-length in this population now? V [ Select ] heritability = 0.67 heritability = 0.34 %3D heritability = 0 heritability = 1

c) Five years later, you go back and measure wing-length in this bird population again. Every bird in the population has a wing-length of 14 cm. What is the heritability of wing-length in this population now? V [ Select ] heritability = 0.67 heritability = 0.34 %3D heritability = 0 heritability = 1

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Chapter40: Population Ecology

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Problem 1SA: Most commonly, individuals of a natural population show a __________ distribution through their...

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